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#237 Jun 24, 2013
I am so very tired of hearin bout Nick Fillers I could throw up! He is cocky, but, he can back it up. Yes, he gets outta hand wit his "statements" but what cocky dude don't? If ya don't like him, don't follow him, if ya do like him, keep supportin him. Plain an Simple!!
#238 Jun 24, 2013
Sick of hearing it too. He is no more than anyone else in this town. There's been lots of bands come and go. Some were way bigger and better,some were not. Playing music gets old like anything else.
#239 Jun 24, 2013
i think Nick is a hoe dog with a litttle d...and geeeezzzzzzz he got some nasty skanky looking hoe looking groupies...especially that chick Melissa Cosby the one on here calling herself Mel...yea Mel the hoe dog so yepppppp u guys make a great couple and you need to thinnk more about your daughter instead of out chasing d... JUST SAYING
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#240 Jun 24, 2013
I don't look or act like a redneck skank. May I still be a groupie? If so, do I apply via application or just show up?? Thanks!
#241 Jun 24, 2013
Seriously? Have you never seen the movie Pure Country???
#242 Jun 27, 2013
I saw Nick one evening downtown telling a guy to meet him outside so he could shut his mouth for him. Also, I was there when Nick and his brother were head butting each other in the parking lot of a grocery store. These are just random comments. Not directed at anyone or with intentions of upsetting anyone. I remember when he practiced for hours. I always liked Mr. Bojangles myself (he jumped so high). He has gotten better and will continue to do so. He doesn't play for himself he plays for the people of this small town that he loves and other towns as well. He has been blessed with a child that I'm sure some nights wants daddy to play just for her. It's true he is out late playing when he could be home but she's probably with her mother or grandparents sleeping. When she wakes the next day daddy has made some extra income for him and her. What dad wouldn't do that. I'm going to be criticized for admitting I read all 225 post. What I've gathered from doing so is this. He's cocky about his abilities as a musician. So, the better he thinks he is the harder he will try. Which keeps the lights on and food on the table. I read a lot of trailer park remarks. I don't think he lives in a trailer park. Even if he did live in one he is supplying a roof over his and her head. The remarks on his private area were just out of line. Whether it's little or big it was enough to produce a beautiful little girl. Everyone every so often gets placed under the microscope. It seems to me that Nick has pulled his time under our eyes. I say it's time to examine ourselves to determine if Nick is the real issue. He never was for me. Remember to look under the couch cushions for your capo.
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Present Day
I grabbed my notebook and pencil and wrote down the small, four line poem. I always had a notebook and pencils for this reason. I was a writer. I was only a Sophomore, but I knew that when I went to college, I was going to become a best-selling author. I had almost shoved the notebook back in my bag when one of my friends grabbed it.
"What did you write?" she wondered, flipping through the notebook. "Jeez, you have so much stuff in here."
"Give it back, Liz," I said, smiling, making a reach for the notebook.
She laughed and said, "Not going to happen." She finally found the page. After reading the poem, she called, "Ev! Nikki! Come here, you have to read this!" Sure enough, Evelyn and Nikailya rushed over to read the short poem.
" 'Good- bye's are not forever, good- bye's are not the end. They simply mean 'I'll miss you' until we meet again.' " Evelyn had to read it out loud. "That is so good! I love it!"
Suddenly, the bell rang, signaling the start of choir. Mr. Vilison walked out of his office with an attendance sheet in his hands. "Okay, class, settle down. After morning announcements, I'm going to take attendance." Right then, the morning announcements began.
"Good morning, Wolves!" Jocelyn Izar's voice rang throughout our P.A system.
"Does she have to say the mascot?" Liz asked. "And what is with her voice? That has to be the peppiest voice that ever is or was."
I nodded in agreement. Jocelyn Izar was on the Varsity cheer team; her thin frame made her an ideal flyer. She had long, honey blonde hair that was somewhere between gentle waves and a perm. Her eyes were caramel brown and her skin had a strange golden tint that was somewhat beautiful and somewhat unnatural. She, therefore, had earned the name 'Golden Girl' at Summit High School and boys were drawn to her like moths to a flame.
"I hope everyone is having a great first week," Jocelyn continued. "Just a few reminders: Students for Healthful Living - SFHL - is always looking for new members. Stop by room 164 for more info. Also, chess club will hold its first meeting on next Tuesday in room 136. Drama and Theater clubs will hold informational meetings on Friday. And now, here's your principal with more announcements."
"Thank you, Jocelyn," Mr. Fellson said. "One more announcement: this year SMS will compete in a writing competition. We will send two representatives to district and then hopefully to regional's, state and nationals. All who are interested please stop by the main office for a meeting after school."
Liz nudged me. "You have to go to that meeting."
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"Okay," Mr. Vilison said. "Attendance." He glanced down at his list. "Please say what singing part you want to be. Try for an event amount. And if I murder your name, I apolgize, just correct me." He paused. "Rochelle Allen."
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"Elizabeth Blackwell."
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"Marie Brunson."
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" Daniel Cole."
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"Um, Miss Jansen, could you please pronounce your name for me?"
"Nikailya," Nikki said. "Like Makayla, but replace the 'M' with a 'N'."
"Nikailya," Mr. Vilison repeated.
"But everyone else calls me Nikki."
"Soprano," Nikki said.
More names were called and a couple more were murdered. "Evelyn Rush," Mr. Vilison said.
"Ev," Evelyn said. "Soprano."
"Kimberly Swan."
"Kim," I said. "Alto."
In the end there were six altos, eleven sopranos, two tenors and two basses. Then, a knock on the door.
A new student walked through the doors. He was tall and had a body that probably benched about my weight. He had dusty skin and dark eyes. His black hair was spiked in a wild disarray.
Mr. Vilison spun around. "Ah, yes," he said. "Ladies and gentlemen, this is our new student. What's your name again?"
"Jonavon de Chaupricano," the boy said. His voice was deep and husky.
"What singing part?"
"Okay, then. Go take a seat," Mr. Vilison said, indicating the grey risers the rest of us were sitting on.
"Did he say 'cappuccino' was his last name?" Liz asked.
"I think it was show-pree-can-oh," I replied. My eyes followed Jonavon as he sat down. Then my eyes found Ev. She looked terrified. Her skin was paler than usual and she had a look that went with the phrase 'deer caught in headlights'.
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Shakespeare wrote about the tension between mercy and justice. During the Middle Ages, Christians were not permitted to charge interest on a debt. However, people still wanted to be loaned money. Hence, the Jews filled this gap.
In modern times the bankers are both gentile and Jew. But no matter Jew or Gentile, debt is destructive to people and nations.
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The loan was never backed up by anything solid in the first place - It was created from nothing.ReplyDelete
This 'new' money causes inflation (Zimbabwe) which is a tax on us all - the lender just collects interest which has come from productive work and has real value. In the meantime, if anything should go wrong, there is always a bailout - another tax on us all.
The private banking 'families' who created this win-win scam are giggling at us all.
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'Do you think you have enough to share?' Gabby stands over me. I look up from the person I was drinking from and stumble back, startled by her standing over me. Feeling suddenly sick, I drop the limp body and do my best not to throw up. Gabby swoops forward and finishes the person off and I find I'm crying weakly. I swipe the tears away and stand up. I swear heavily and it makes Gabby look up.
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After what seemed like a never-ending summer of TV premieres, the holiday season is suddenly upon us, with Halloween the first stop in the three-month gauntlet. That means a deluge of horror movie marathons, Halloween-themed episodes, specials and stunts from networks bobbing for apples/ratings.
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"October is a great month. Halloween takes over the stores. It takes over our everyday, it's everywhere, it's not for young, it's not for old, it's for everybody in between," said Destination America's VP of Marketing Strategy, Jennifer Pennybacker.
Along with live events such as sports, debates and musicals, Halloween provides networks with an increasingly rare opportunity: a chance to get people to watch TV while it's actually airing.
Now it's a matter of choosing what to watch, a difficult proposition when mainstays like AMC, Syfy and Freeform have been joined by networks as diverse as Destination America, Pop TV and the Food Network.
As more and more competitors fight for a smaller and smaller piece of the pie, it's gotten cooler to be niche.
Freeform changed its name but not its niche from ABC Family with its 18th year of "13 Nights of Halloween," which runs October 19 through Halloween, October 31. That will take the network into its 25 Days of Christmas, a very popular long-running feature for the network that kicks off Dec. 1.
"We're the home of Hocus Pocus," said Stacy Asturias, vice president, Freeform Creative. "Many networks go edgy and extreme, but we have a place for fun, nostalgic content. Our fans love it and so do we. If you want to party with people who love Hocus Pocus, then Freeform is where you're going to spend Halloween."
In addition to Sarah Jessica Parker, '13 Nights' delivers the network television premiere of R.L. Stine's Monsterville: Cabinet of Souls and the Freeform premiere of Spooky Buddies.
Freeform's familiar formula of Burton and Midler will be buoyed by a series of interstitials hosted by Grammy nominated popstar Charli XCX (above) that will debut her new single "After the Afterparty" before its wide release on October 28.
"We love to partner with artists and help our fans discover new music as they're enjoying our content," said Asturias. "Charli XCX felt like an excellent fit for the brand and the stunt. It's going to be the song to be spinning at your Halloween party."
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Given Freeform's audience, their focus on digital platforms is hardly surprising. Throughout the month, Freeform's partnering with Wishbone for daily polls concerning their programming, live-tweeting their primetime movies and creating loads of social content surrounding them.
Many of the movies will also be available on Freeform's newly launched 13NOH website, and its app, including horror series Dead of Summer.
For those needing more than 13 nights of Halloween programming, old faithful's like Syfy and AMC help fill a shrinking void.
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AMC's "FearFest" returns for its 20th year, and is the heavyweight when it comes to horror movie franchises, with Friday the 13th being the tip of the 85 movie iceberg.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Scream Queens and Bob's Burgers each have Halloween episodes, but Fox hopes its biggest draw is The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again!, a live musical reimagining of the cult classic premiering Thursday, October 20, 8:00 p.m. ET.
A newer contestant in TV's version of the Hunger Games is Destination America's "Ghostober," their all-new all month long stunt that reflects the brand's growing paranormal programming slate.
"The paranormal has become our fanbase, and where we're seeing enormous growth," said Pennybacker. "It was natural for us to own and grab onto our Ghostober stunt. There is no home for paranormal programming. There are other networks that have shows and nights dedicated to this, but there is no niche network that does it for 24/7. That's what Destination America is looking to promise," said Pennybacker.
Rather than focusing on Halloween retreads, "Ghostober" seeks to have more original programming than the rest, like Destination America's first podcast, Why Is This Place So Haunted?, which launched October 17 on iTunes.
"Other networks out there aren't putting premieres on every single night. They're showing movies, or filling in with repeats," said Pennybacker. "We're trying to fill 31 days of content and be honest with the all-new, all-month long promise. We're opening all the cupboards. We're knocking on other people's doors, we're getting acquisitions, we're repackaging, we're doing original programming. Our paranormal programming is happening all the time, but it culminates with Ghostober."
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The network has hosted ghost cams at two of the most haunted locations in America: Baltimore's Edgar Allan Poe House (Oct. 4-6) and Philadelphia's Penn Museum (Oct. 14-16). These events were leveraged across their social, the Destination America Go App, and their supernatural blog The Hauntist.
Last year, Destination America went viral with the world's first ever live telecast of an exorcism. This year, the network seeks to top that with Paranormal Lockdown: The Black Monk House on Halloween night at 9-11 p.m. ET. Hosts Nick Groff and Katrina Weidman will spend a record-breaking 100 hours at the site of England's most violent poltergeist haunting.
Paranormal Lockdown was announced at San Diego Comic-Con in July and promotion for it only intensified with a panel at New York Comic-Con on October 9, where Destination America hosted their first Facebook Live event.
Inspired by their success, TLC, Destination America's self-styled "partners in paranormal," is jumping headfirst into the paranormal genre with the premiere of Kindred Spirits on Friday, October 21 at 10/9c immediately following the premieres of one-hour special Ghosts of Shepherdstown at 8/7c and a new season of A Haunting at 9/8c.
Like Freeform, Destination America has found its niche.
"The paranormal community wants to feel validated, and wants to feel that they have a community to come to and have a conversation about it," said Pennybacker.
Every year during the holidays, the conversation gets a little bit more crowded. To get heard, you need to specialize. Or focus on a different holiday. If you're not a believer in The Great Pumpkin (or its 50th anniversary, airing on ABC October 19), that's okay. You're probably already counting down to Christmas.
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Rune Factory 4 and Marvelous AQL producer Yoshifumi Hashimoto posted a comment regarding Japanese video game developer Neverland's announcement that the company is suspending operations. Hashimoto wrote on Friday that Marvelous AQL's next title is still a secret but "the staff members are still doing great."
Neverland Company was founded on April 14, 1993, and currently has 36 staff members. The company is mostly known for its Lufia, Shining Force, and Rune Factory series of games, but also produced a Record of Lodoss War game for the Sega Dreamcast, as well as the Chaos Seed, Estpolis, Disney's Magical Park, Egg Monster Hero, and Las-Boss Hunters games, and the Petit Rock Shooter game for the iPhone.
XSEED Games most recently released Rune Factory 4 for the Nintendo 3DS in North America on October 1.
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Pure Goldwaterby John W. Dean, Barry M. Goldwater Jr.
Barry Goldwater is a defining figure in American public life, a firebrand politician associated with an optimistic brand of conservatism. In an era in which American conservatism has lost his way, his legacy is more important than ever. For over 50 years, in those moments when he was away from the political fray, Senator Goldwater kept a private journal, recording
Barry Goldwater is a defining figure in American public life, a firebrand politician associated with an optimistic brand of conservatism. In an era in which American conservatism has lost his way, his legacy is more important than ever. For over 50 years, in those moments when he was away from the political fray, Senator Goldwater kept a private journal, recording his reflections on a rich political and personal life. Here bestselling author John Dean combines analysis with Goldwater's own words.
With unprecedented access to his correspondence, interviews, and behind-the-scenes conversations, Dean sheds new light on this political figure. From the late Senator's honest thoughts on Richard Nixon to his growing discomfort with the rise of the extreme right, Pure Goldwater offers a revelatory look at an American icon--and also reminds us of a more hopeful alternative to the dispiriting political landscape of today.
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Senator Barry Goldwater (1909-1998), whose 1960 best-seller Conscience of a Conservative helped define the modern conservative movement, was by 1996 describing himself and Bob Dole as "the new liberals of the Republican Party." Author Dean (Broken Government, Conservatives Without Conscience) and Goldwater Jr., the Senator's son and an eighth-term California congressman, explore the complicated figure in this "scrap book" of journal excerpts, correspondence, articles and other primary testimony. A Republican maverick who valued principle over political expediency, Goldwater can be predictable-maintaining loyalty toward Nixon even as the President edged him out of inner White House circles (as late as May 1973, Goldwater called for Jack Anderson's Pulitzer to be re-dubbed "the Benedict Arnold Award")-but he was neither an ideologue nor a mud-slinger: for instance, his hard-hitting fight against President Johnson stopped short of scandalizing LBJ's chief of staff, arrested for "disorderly" conduct in a men's toilet, and in 1994 he went against the powerful new GOP congress by saying publicly of Whitewater, "I haven't heard anything yet that says this is all that big of a deal." Covering personal life, career and retirement, including his 1964 bid for president, this is an invaluable chronicle of the times, told by an American who changed politics by being, simply, "an honest man who tried his damnedest."
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Although mostly remembered for his landslide loss in the 1964 presidential election, Barry Goldwater enjoyed a distinguished 30-year career in the Senate and a full and productive life. His son, an eight-term congressman, and Dean (Conservatives Without Conscience) compiled this collection of Goldwater's letters and selected diary entries across 60 years, letting Goldwater tell his own story. The result is an engaging, if selective, memoir that describes Goldwater's Arizona childhood, family life, politics, many nature hikes through his beloved Arizona, and the Presidents he knew, including JFK, whom he considered a good President, and Nixon, whom he came to loathe as a result of Watergate. The writings here were not intended for publication; Goldwater wrote them for his children. Some include funny, salty remarks that add to the folksy style. This icon of conservatism often mentions his contempt for large government and taxes but also reveals his pro-choice views, support for gay rights, environmental concern, and support for a state holiday honoring Martin Luther King. Not included is Goldwater's take on the 1964 election, other than blaming his pasting on the media and Lyndon Johnson's dirty tricks. The editors show Goldwater's ultimate success as being remembered as he hoped to be: "an honest man who tried his damndest." Recommended for public and academic libraries.-
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Pure Goldwater
By John W. Dean, Barry M. Goldwater Jr.
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The Boy Who Became the Man
From a young age Barry Goldwater knew what interested him: radio and electronics, photography and flying, the military and his family's department store business, and public service, which began with the military and proceeded into politics. Along the way he met the love of his life, Margret "Peggy" Johnson, who would become his partner and the mother of his four children. Goldwater's interest in those who were experts in the matters that interested him was documented in his letter to Thomas Edison.
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Letter (1923)
This letter was sent by a fourteen-year-old Goldwater to inventor Thomas Edison. The director of the Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers University discovered this letter in 1989 and sent a copy to the senator.
Dear Mr. Edison,
I wish to congratulate you upon your great success in the past years and hope that your future years may be as fruitful. I am very interested in electricity and radio. I operate a radio station here of ten watts power under the call—613 P I. I have studied electricity since I was a little kid and am going to keep it up until I am an old one.
Recollections (Undated)
To provide an overview of Goldwater's early life, we have selected a recollection that he dictated (which we believe was done in the mid-1970s) but did not date. We have slightly condensed it.
My father was a great lover of boxing, and it was a strong sport in Phoenix with some of the top professionals fighting here. I'll never forget one time when Paul Fannin [later governor of Arizona and senator] and I were young men and we went to watch a professional boxer work out. I think his name was Kid Parker. Both Paul and I had taken boxing lessons and because we were big kids Parker asked if we would like to step in the ring and trade a few whops. Paul did, and after one round got out. I climbed in the ring and very mistakenly hit him, and he hit me back so hard my head turned around. I tried to get out of the ring but he wouldn't let me leave until the bell rang, and when it was over he said, "Sonny, don't ever do that again." And I never did.
The first time I became interested in flying must have been around 1917 or maybe earlier when the first airplanes showed up at
the annual state fair. They would do whatever stunts they could, with people walking on the wing, or standing on the top of the wings, and even though I was very young, I was thrilled by it. During World War I, the exploits of our pilots got my attention, particularly Frank Luke, Jr., who I remember being in high school here; he was decorated with the Congressional Medal of Honor after destroying some twenty-seven enemy balloons during World War I. One day in 1928 I was walking down Central Avenue in Phoenix and passed R. D. Roper's automobile showroom, where they had an airplane, so I went in and looked at it. It was a Great Lakes Trainer and was selling for $2,500—a lot of money then. The salesman said if I went out to what they called the airport, I'd find Jack Thornburg who would be glad to teach me how to fly. Well, I went out and met Jack. He had a Great Lakes Trainer and the airport was merely a dirt strip. So I started taking lessons. After ten very pleasant hours I soloed one morning. I did all of my flying in the morning before going to work and my mother wondered what I was doing getting up so early and leaving. In fact, I think she thought that I had a girl, but she didn't learn about my flying until after I had my license and there appeared a little notice in the newspaper. I was still very interested in radio and I thought I could combine my radio interest with my flying interest, possibly doing something about developing or improving air-to-ground communications. I never did, however, because Herbert Hoover, Jr., got interested in this too and rounded up all the patents.
Civic Affairs and the Family Business
Recollections (February 5, 1977)
When my freshman year in college ended [and my father passed away] I elected not to continue at the University of Arizona but went into the family business in Phoenix which was at that time a store employing about fifty-five people and doing an annual volume of about $350,000 [approximately $4 million today]. The business was located in downtown Phoenix and it was the first reinforced steel concrete building built in Arizona.
I had worked in the store as a boy. I remember doing janitor work and one Christmas I was Santa Claus and then I remember the first job I had on the delivery truck being a helper. The first delivery we made was to a whore house on Gold Alley and it was for $88 and the madam paid it off in silver dollars and it was such a heavy pile of money we had to come back to the store and get rid of it. I started literally at the bottom in the piece goods section where I learned the different fabrics, how to tell them apart and what they were used for. After that I worked in every department in the store except corsets and shoes. My education was furthered by working a year in New York during the depression in our office at Frederick Adkins on 42nd Street. I gradually worked my way up until I was merchandise manager of ladies ready-to-wear and enjoyed it immensely. I also designed several innovative things like denim skirts and shirts, branding iron prints, and probably the most successful, monetary wise, was the "antsy pants," which consisted of white men's shorts with large red ants printed on them.
The business continued to grow, although during the depression years—and I would say the first five years were the most severe—the business didn't make any money but it didn't lose any either. In fact, we were able to maintain our employees and our salary scale. I was elected president of the board in the late 1930s and continued to serve in that capacity until I left to join the army air corps in the middle of 1941.
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Falling in Love with Peggy and the Family
Goldwater hadn't planned to fall in love and marry until his late twenties, but the dapper young president of Goldwater's Department Store met the love of his life one morning when she came into the store with her mother. Here Goldwater recalls it all with a touch of humor and the usual truth.
Recollections (September 22, 1984)
Fifty years ago today Peggy became my bride and I'm sure all who know her agree—that in your heart you know I was right. I have to admit that I was the one who did the chasing, and I made more promises than Vice President Walter Mondale. At least it shows I was consistent. Even in those days, I believed that extremism in the pursuit of giving up my liberty was no vice. Before I go any further, Peggy has asked me to make it very clear that while we've been married for fifty years, when we got married she was a child-bride. And I go along with that because I found that on this issue, it's a lot better to be a conservative than to have a conscience.
I have a tendency to speak my mind—sometimes in no uncertain terms—but Peggy has always been an ever-present moderating influence. A lot of people are aware that I've had some troubles with my hip in recent years—but my hip problem wasn't caused by any of the reasons you may have read about. I think it was caused by fifty years of Peggy kicking me under the table and saying, "Barry, that's enough." If she wasn't twenty feet away, I'd be getting it right now as I dictate these recollections. Peggy's real challenge is going to come in 1987 after I've retired from the Senate. I'm sure that every woman knows the classic definition of retirement: It's when you have half as much income and twice as much husband. A good marriage is when you say, "How do I love thee, let me count the ways"—and you reach for a calculator. Peggy doesn't need a calculator.
Everything has to start someplace. Each of us came into this world as a little baby. Then each of us started our way through life doing almost what came naturally but also what came from the guidance of other people. I'll never forget my father telling me one time, "Son, I was forty-two years old when I got married and that was eight years too soon." So, I grew up with the feeling that a man had to be a little bit off his rocker if he got married too young. And then one day, a very attractive woman came into my store with a very, very beautiful younger person with her. The older woman was Mrs. Ray Johnson from Muncie, Indiana, who had come out to Phoenix for her husband's health and the attractive young lady was her daughter, whose name I very quickly found was Margaret.
You see, in those days, when I ran the store, you won't believe this, but I used to show up in striped trousers, a black coat, sometimes a cutaway, with a stiff white collar, tie and even, at times, a red carnation. You see, storekeeping in those days was a source of great pride and that's something I had in my business. In fact, I still have great pride in the fact that I was once what we laughingly called a "rag peddler."
My interest in the young lady from Indiana grew and grew and I soon found myself in love but I didn't sense any reciprocal feeling on her part. This went on for over two and a half years, and finally one New Year's Eve, when I was visiting her in Muncie, Indiana, I got her in a telephone booth and I said, "Now look, Peggy (I had grown intimate by that time—I called her Peggy), I'm running out of money and I'm running out of patience. Either you are going to marry me or not and I want to know right now." Well, she said yes. Now that was a New Year's Eve, and very shortly thereafter, in fact, in the next week she sailed from New York on a round-the-world trip with her mother.
But to go back a bit, in those two and a half years, I would travel to New York to do business for the store, and stop off to see her, either in Indiana or up in Charlevoix, Michigan, where her family had a summer home, or in New York where she studied and worked for a while as a designer. But I didn't get to see enough of her, and when I told her I was running out of patience that was not exactly true, but when I told her I was running out of money, that was true then and it's never quite ceased being true.
I chased her as no woman had ever been chased before. I remember one trip she made out to Arizona. I had presents waiting for her at each stop of the train, like a crate of apples with a note saying, one of these a day will keep the doctor away, because there was a doctor's convention on the train she was on. Another stop, flowers and things like that because when you were traveling by train, you had many places to stop and time to make such deliveries, so I arranged to have them made as she crossed the country.
Well, as I was saying, as soon as she agreed to get married, off Peggy went around the world and so I wrote her letters every day and mailed them ahead to her various ports of call with instructions of where she should read them, like in front of funnel, or up in the bow, or on the stern, or on the bridge, etc., and that got her around the world, I think, rather safely because I was worried that some jackass might meet her and I would never see her again.
I couldn't give her a ring when I wanted to because it all happened so fast, so I mailed it to her so she would have it on her arrival from her around the world trip when she got into New York. The ring was the wedding ring of my grandmother. It was a diamond-cut yellow diamond, about a carat and a half, I think, and, while there wasn't much family tradition, we sort of made one that the first male in the family to marry would have access to that ring. So, sure enough, when Mike married Connie, he was the first to get married so Connie now has the ring. I don't know what she has done with it. It may be that little bright thing in her naval.
Peggy and I planned the wedding for September 22nd to be held in Muncie, Indiana. Peggy was a Baptist, I was an Episcopalian, and bless her soul, she changed her church to coincide with mine. So on the appointed day we were married in a beautiful little church that still stands in Muncie. My brother Bob was my best man. Every man in the wedding was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and they included Ray Johnson, Peggy's brother, and Bucky Harris, one of my oldest and best friends. I think the only bad thing I did during the whole ceremony was when I kissed her after the minister gave me permission to, I gave her a pat on the ass, which has always been customary with me when I kiss a girl. I don't know why that ever started but it just seems okay to do something with your right hand and that was sort of natural.
We took our honeymoon to Mexico City but before that, I'll never forget Uncle Morris coming to the wedding. I went down to the train to meet him and there he was, walking up and down the platform. He'd gotten in a little earlier and didn't tell us, and at that time he would have been about eighty-five years old, with that great big mustache he had. But the waiting didn't bother him. Well, anyway, I planned to take Peggy to Mexico City by car and we drove to Laredo, Texas, crossed the river and drove down to Monterrey where I was told that it was possible to reach Mexico City by car, but it might take a month or two months even, and it would require a team of horses for about half the distance because no automobile could traverse the terrain. The road goes up a very, very steep mountain on the Gulf of Mexico side of Mexico, and they just told us it was impossible so we went back to Monterrey and had a most enjoyable day.
The day consisted of visiting the local brewery, where we drank our fill of beer, then a visit to a liquor store because you couldn't buy liquor in the United States then. So we proceeded to walk up and down the aisles in the liquor store, viewing the white tables loaded with bottles, sampling the ones we wanted and ordering each bottle we wanted. To identify it, we wrote our names on the label. It was an easy idea. We gave them 50 percent of the purchase price at the store and when we picked up the bottles in the United States, we agreed to pay the other 50 percent. Well, we got on the train, both of us about half smashed, and the first thing I did was lose the ticket, but after a couple of more drinks, I located it, wrapped around a bottle of brandy.
This is hard to believe, but we stayed at the Ritz Hotel in Mexico City, and the room was two pesos a day and that's when the peso was worth about fifty cents. So, we lived in luxury, real luxury, because I had a total of six hundred dollars in my pocket to take her on a honeymoon, and six hundred dollars today in Mexico City might get you one tortilla, one taco and a cot with no covers.
We headed back to the United States and picked up our car in Monterrey, drove back into the United States, went into a bar in Laredo where we were to get our booze, and gave the proper sign; I was told that a man would meet me at three o'clock by the railroad station and, sure enough, he was there. He directed me to drive out into the desert not too far from the Rio Grande River, and pick up the rest of the booze, and I said, well, that's either goodbye to the booze or hello. But in about an hour, here he arrived with a couple of other Mexicans, dragging two wet bags filled with our bottles which we checked, and each one had our name on it. Now, in those days, carrying whiskey around the United States was risky so I carefully took the spare tires apart and hid the whiskey in the spare tire compartment and we got home okay.
We had a wonderful time on our honeymoon. I visited old friends there with whom I had gone to military school. Friends that still live there that I see once in a blue moon. When we arrived in Phoenix, we didn't even have a place to stay so I found an apartment called The Edana on First Street and Fillmore and I paid $100 a month for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom, and kitchen apartment. We lived in that apartment for I guess about a year and then we moved over into Palmcroft were we rented a house and I think we paid $150 a month. It had a swimming pool but it was always dirty so we never used it. I built my first cooling system at that house but it put more water into the house than cooling, so it wasn't much good. Every marriage consists of a husband who comes up with a bright idea, kids who say it can't be done, and a wife who does it.
I don't think anybody ever dreamed the marriage would last very long. But the marriage has been long, and both happy and unhappy. I say unhappy because I've been away from Peggy a lot of the time: World War II, politics, business and so forth. But maybe absence makes the heart grow fonder and maybe it's one of the reasons we've stayed together and stayed so close.
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Naperville, IL-June 23, 2016- Mariah McDonald and Sophie Michael, Bella Voce Singers from the Young Naperville Singers, have been selected to be Singer Delegates at a six-day choral festival that promises once in a lifetime experiences for the singers!
Two - and only two - young women choristers from each of the 50 states will come together to celebrate the power of girls singing together. Surely, this choir of national unity will steal some of the spotlight that will shine brightly on Philadelphia for another gathering that happens to be taking place at the same time - the Democratic National Convention. Far from a partisan event, the "Let Freedom SING!" Girlchoir National Convention plans to show the country how choral music unites us all, hoping to inspire all public servants to seek ways that bring us together as a nation.
After a memorable performance by Bella Voce at the ACDA Central Division conference in Chicago, Young Naperville Singers was asked to send two girls to represent Illinois at the historic festival. "We are thrilled that two of our singers will have this amazing opportunity. This national recognition of our program at YNS reflects the excellence of the entire YNS artistic staff and the outstanding musicianship of our singers." (Angie Johnson, Artistic Director/Bella Voce Director). Angie was also asked to conduct one selection at the festival and is looking forward to working with 100 of the nation's finest young women.
Mariah McDonald graduated in May 2016 from Naperville Central High School. She has been singing with YNS since second grade. She looks forward to her future at Purdue University majoring in biomedical engineering and singing with the Purdue University Choir. "Singing has played a vital part in my development, giving me confidence, a great musical education, cherished friendships, and joy"-Mariah McDonald
Sophie Michael attends Naperville Central High School and will be a junior this fall. She has been singing with YNS since 4th grade and music has always been a constant in her life beginning at age 4 with playing the violin. "I am very passionate about music, and incredibly grateful for the impact it has had on my life. I also love politics and combining the two will be very exciting." ~Sophie Michael
"Let Freedom SING!" Girlchoir National Convention (LFS! GNC) is being hosted by Pennsylvania Girlchoir (PG) and its parent organization, Commonwealth Youthchoirs, and is the brainchild of Founder and Artistic Director Steven Fisher. "The fact that these two conventions are taking place at the same time is no coincidence, said Fisher. "In presidential election seasons, I - like most Americans - grow weary of partisan politics dividing us as a country. It seemed like a perfect opportunity to showcase choral music and its extraordinary ability to - quite literally - unite all 50 states." But why a National Convention of girl singers? "Let's just say," Fisher adds, "I hedged my bets that Philadelphia would have a decidedly 'girl power' tone to it. As a founder of an organization that aims to transform the lives of young people through the power of making music together, I'm keenly aware of the how choral music empowers young women in a unique way when they have the opportunity to make it surround by other girls, helping them to develop into strong, confident women who are at the ready to - literally - let their voices be heard."
The six-day choral festival involves preparation in advance, as Singer Delegates must learn a repertoire of ten songs before they arrive. "It will be a magical choral moment at the opening of the Convention when these young women get to hear for the first time what 50 states singing together sounds," Fisher predicts. "From that moment on, they will no longer be strangers, but friends in song, creating a nationwide network of choral sisterhood that will last a lifetime." In addition to a culminating "Let Freedom SING!" Concert on July 27 in "The Castle" at Arcadia University, there will be other "pop up" performance opportunities at historic sites throughout Philadelphia. DNC delegates taking in the city should not be surprised if they suddenly have a soundtrack to go along with their cheesesteak experience in South Philly or their Rocky experience on the Art Museum steps.
It won't be all singing. Peer connections are a big part of the experience, according to Fisher. "In what is being called 'choral caucuses,' the young women will have an opportunity to explore all the ways that unite them - no matter what state from which they hail or their walk of life. Participants will also take part in civic activities around a town that can rightfully claim to be "the birthplace of America." And of course, with teenagers, there will be the obligatory social time. The high school tenors and basses of the Keystone State Boychoir (KSB), PG's brother-choir, will be invited to a dance and social on the Arcadia University campus. KSB, and its now famous soloist Bobby Hill, recently drew the world's attention when they, alongside the Pennsylvania Girlchoir sang for the Pope in Philadelphia this past September.
Young Naperville Singers is a premier community-based children's choral organization of Chicago's western suburbs. We are a multicultural and multiracial organization, centrally located in Naperville, Illinois.
With a rich history that began in 1984, today our choir is composed of eight ability-based choirs, with over 350 boys and girls participating, grades 1 to 12. Through world-class vocal instruction and diverse musical opportunities, Young Naperville Singers provides a unique cultural experience for our members and surrounding community.
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Support border plants discreetly at any point throughout the growing season with the Lock and Link 18x10 by Tildenet. With safe, curved corners to prevent accidents, each stake simply links to the next and locks in place. Pack of three stakes, each measuring 18? x 10?.
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12:30 p.m. Flew in to El Dorado International Airport.
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Keramik-barnish, schöne 4-Zimmer-Haus von Grand Park Sports Complex liegt nur wenige Minuten entfernt! 3000 sf Hause in einer sicheren Gegend mit Meilen von Wanderwegen, Schwimmbäder, Parks, Tennisplätze, Basketballplatz und Volleyballnetz. Ca. 30-40 Minuten von der Innenstadt von Indianapolis und Indianapolis International Airport. Viele Restaurants und Geschäfte in der Nähe. Schlafmöglichkeiten für bis zu 10 Gäste bequem!
First, Josie & Bill were great to work with and very accommodating.
The house worked perfectly for us for the week. We were there from all over the country to work the BMW Golf Tournament, long days and short nights. Different people worked different days, and we only had three people there the entire week. The house worked because it allowed us to flex and adjust for people's schedules.
We cooked almost every night, and even cooked out one night. The large family room offered a great place to socialize and play games.
The only thing we missed was being able to watch the recaps and replays of the tournament on The Golf Channel. We don't get to actually watch a lot of Golf while working, so that would have been nice to be able to do.
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My friends and I stayed here for a week in August of 2016. The neighborhood is beautiful. The home is great, very roomy. Has a very lived in feel as the owners spend time themselves in the home, thus is more lived in than a normal rental house. I would recommend this home to anyone looking for a place in the area and hope to spend another vacation here in the future.
The house was neat clean and well stocked. It fit our needs and made our stay in Indiana that much more enjoyable. the house was five minutes from the church, and 15 minutes from the reception hall. it gave us the flexibility to house comfortably 9 adults two infants and a 5 year old. Our hosts Bill and Josie Soot could not have been nicer or more responsive to our needs. We cannot thank them enough and we would strongly recommend this residence for anyone visiting the Indianapolis area.
We came for our daughter's wedding. Myself and 3 sisters and our families. Plenty of room for 10 people. We appreciated the beautiful comfort and enough space to handle the wedding preparations. .
I rented this house for my team of 6 people and it was perfect! We had a lot of space and a great central area for meetings. The owners were great and the house had everything we needed.
We absolutely love your home. The only thing that would have made our stay better would have been a better bed in the master bedroom. I slept terrible however everyone else in the other bedrooms slept great! Your home was so cozy and clean. We would definitely come back!!
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Twist your way to exciting pictures with the worlds smallest Etch A Sketch It works just like the classic Etch A Sketch, powered by skill and imaginationFeatures- Palm-size palette is the perfect size for little hands-- Big imaginations-- 5.1cm x 30cm -- Shake the Magic ScreenTM to erase image start a new one- Age Group - 3- Pack of 12- Dimension - 2-5 x 5 x 20cm - 13cm
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Lubbock places you within 3 miles (5 km) of popular attractions like OMNI Theater and Science Spectrum. This hotel has 64 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, an indoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Buddy Holly Center and American Wind Power Center are also nearby.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast.
All of Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Lubbock's 64 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. TVs come with satellite channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds are dressed in premium bedding. Other standard amenities include free newspapers, free local calls, and ironing boards.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Lubbock provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 1100 square feet (102 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Lubbock offers 64 air-conditioned accommodations with complimentary newspapers and coffee/tea makers. Beds feature premium bedding. Televisions come with premium satellite channels and pay movies. Refrigerators and microwaves are provided. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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Society/ Organizations (Religious) (Regional)
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A great start!
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Breast of Bedlam
Items (Armor) (Cursed)
's comment on 2007-02-11 07:33 PM
Personally, I think a tendency towards insanity in general would seem more appropriate for chaos.
Perhaps the actual lunacy would depend on prior conditions/tendancies with the wearer.
In any case, a good item!
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Array of Anarchy
Items (Other) (Cursed)
's comment on 2007-02-11 07:29 PM
I think these are quite interesting, but I think varing which face of chaos the items present might help.
Both right now are focused basically on Psychosis.
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Array of Anarchy
Items (Other) (Cursed)
's comment on 2007-02-12 11:18 AM
Suggestions : Chaos of Mind (Psychosis, etc, covered), Chaos of Form (Transformation), Chaos of Place (Random Teleportation), Chaos of Time?
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Blood Chalice
Items (Other) (Cursed)
's comment on 2013-03-19 03:25 PM
A very Robert E Howard item.
The Blood Chalice of the Black Priest of Stygia
Final scene has Conan lifting the Black priest, with sword, dagger and other wounds aplenty, being hurtled bodily onto his own altar, upsetting the chalice and splashing his life's blood over the floor.
His own ghoulish followers, following their own infernal appetites, fall upon the spilled feast while the priest lies, broken and in his death throes.
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Pegoran Doors
Dungeons (Any) (Doors)
's comment on 2008-03-10 08:29 AM
I used them without voting! Shame shame! My guilt is absolved now though.
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Tower of Inversion
Dungeons (Underground) (Rooms/ Halls)
's comment on 2014-02-27 11:03 AM
A neat location, with just enough detail to get the mind going
Cool Beans!
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Dungeon National Park
Dungeons (Any) (Style)
's comment on 2012-12-05 03:32 PM
Only voted
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The Noil Ruins
Dungeons (Plains) (Style)
's comment on 2007-01-23 07:39 PM
I find the inclusion of random tables interesting and a variation of most subs I've seen here. Is this something people like or dislike? The post is excellent!
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Highwayman's Flintlock
Items (Ranged Weapons) (Combat)
's comment on 2013-05-01 11:20 PM
Only voted
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Saint Ithiel's Solace
Dungeons (Swamp) (Style)
's comment on 2007-02-16 03:17 PM
I really like the location! A lot.
The feeling of the place lends me to feel some great tragedy or heinous act was committed there in the past, and naught remains but the shattered souls of the monks that inhabited it. Perhaps a single ghost remains. It would make a very good haunt for any undead beastlies a GM would choose to subject their players to.
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The Minotauri
Lifeforms (Third Kingdom) (Other)
's comment on 2006-12-22 11:47 AM
It's Mad! Mad I tell you!
Great Job Cap'n!
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How do I play? rev7-1-09
Articles (Humor/ Editorial) (Gaming - In General)
's comment on 2013-07-07 09:11 AM
Not removed, perhaps it needs added as a What the heck is this link on the main page for first time visitors..
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Society/ Organizations (Religious) (Trans World)
's comment on 2014-03-04 09:00 AM
Only voted
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Kha-nyou, the Rock Rat
Lifeforms (Fauna) (Mountains)
's comment on 2006-10-23 01:37 PM
Useful little critter. I could imagain that having a steady diet of these creatures might give the people eating them an 'elemental taint', if such exists in your world.
At the very least, I'll bet they're high in minerals! :)
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NPCs (Minor) (Natural)
's comment on 2014-11-13 09:47 AM
I love this idea. So much potential in a god-created weapon, forgotten and abandoned by his 'creator'.
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The Bamboo Rats
Plots (Crisis) (Single-Storyline)
's comment on 2006-11-29 09:57 AM
Yep, a gem.
Kudos Cap'n!
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The Bamboo Rats
Plots (Crisis) (Single-Storyline)
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Locations (Area) (Forest/ Jungle)
's comment on 2013-05-27 09:39 PM
An interesting encounter, though more examples of what they may bargin for would be helpful.
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Articles (Humor/ Editorial) (Citadel Help)
's comment on 2006-10-15 07:37 PM
Excellent post, though now those Under 3 votes I get hurt even more now :)
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