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Welcome to the Maryland family history research page. Here you'll find record collection links, history, and genealogy resources to help you trace your Maryland ancestors.
The State of Maryland is relatively small, but it is packed with a tremendous amount of history. It has links to the country's Native American heritage, it is tied to the colonial era, the Revolutionary War period, the Civil War, and much more. This means that there is a large amount of interest in everything relating to genealogy as well, and the state offers a lot of readily accessible archives and materials.
The Maryland colony was founded in 1634 and was named for the wife of English King Charles I, Queen Henrietta Maria. Colonial Maryland attracted many settlers and, as its economy prospered, so did its social, political, and cultural life. During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Maryland and its residents were involved in many of the events relating to the attainment of independence by the United States and to the early struggles of the young republic. During the Civil War (1861-1865), Maryland, a border state, became part of the great battleground between North and South, but the state itself stayed within the Union. During the first half of the 20th century the economic development of Maryland was marked by a shift in emphasis from farming to manufacturing. The state is now primarily an industrial state. Despite this shift, agriculture is still carried on throughout most of the state. See also Maryland History Page for more Details
Maryland entered the union as the 7th state on April 28, 1788. It has 23 Counties. The capital is Annapolis and the official state website is http://www.maryland.gov.
Maryland is bordered by Delaware (east), Pennsylvania (north), Virginia (southwest), West Virginia (west) and Washington, District of Columbia. It has a land area of 12,407 square miles making it the 42nd largest state. The 2010 population was 5,773,552 and the largest cities (2010) are Baltimore, 620,961; Frederick, 65,239; Rockville, 61,209; Gaithersburg, 59,933; Bowie, 54,727; Hagerstown, 39,662; Annapolis, 38,394; College Park, 30,413; Salisbury, 30,343; Greenbelt, 23,068.
Maryland was named to honor the Queen consort Henrietta Maria (1609-1669), the wife of Britain's King Charles I. Maryland has no official nickname. However, the most commonly accepted name, and also one of the oldest, is the Old Line State. This nickname honors the memory of Maryland's regiments of the line, which fought with distinction in the American Revolution (1775-1783). The State Motto is "Fatti Maschii, Parole Femine" Manly Deeds, Womanly Words.
How to Begin Looking for Maryland Genealogy Information - Where do you find these materials? There are "online" and "offline" resource in all locations. Because the modern era is one of electronic information, many places have started to digitize their collections when possible. This means when you begin looking for Maryland genealogy materials you will be able to start from a computer in order to get some facts and even order copies of documents.
When resources are not online, you will still be able to look for Maryland genealogy data on the Internet before heading to an actual location to obtain what you need. It is important to spend time identifying any such resources for Maryland genealogy in order to learn which are going to be your online tools and which cannot work in that way.
Good Resources for Maryland Genealogy Data - Any genealogist quickly learns that their search tends to begin with public records. These are also among the most common of online tools for Maryland genealogy too. They fall under the following categories:
Targeted Resources for Maryland Genealogy Materials - Where are the actual resources found? Below is a list of the primary resources for information for Maryland genealogy research:
Additional state and local records can be found at the:
Also, consider using the Maryland Genealogical Society Page at: http://www.mdgensoc.org/.
Also, these websites give researchers a tremendous amount of state-specific details for those in search for Maryland genealogy data.


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The band first started on Queens, New York in the 1974. It consist of 4 band member named Joey Ramone (Vocalist), Johnny Ramone (Guitarist), DeeDee Ramone (Bassist) and Tommy Ramone (Drummer). All of the group's members adopted the last name "Ramone". Just a few years later, Joey Ramone passed away on April 15, 2001, at age 49, the victim of lymphoma. Little more than a year later, Dee Dee Ramone was found dead in his home in Los Angeles on June 5, 2002. RIP Long live "The Ramones".
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I attached pic of my 1975 400F. 4 cyl, 6 speed, very areconstruct tittle but original equipment, right down to the lousy rear shocks.
I look funny riding it being 6 foot and 275 pounds but I like it!
I attached pic of my 1975 400F. 4 cyl, 6 speed, very areconstruct tittle but original equipment, right down to the lousy rear shocks.
I look funny riding it being 6 foot and 275 pounds but I like it!
That looks like my neighborhood miker, I live in Sarsota. I like the bike.
Thank Eric..A couple of more years and it will qualify.
Its is funny how so many areas in Florida look like so many others.
I am in Wellington, west of WPB...Used to be a nice quiet place, far away from it all, now we have it all and I can't wait to get out.
Curious bike. I sort of like that 4 into 1 exhaust.
When I was a teacher around 1980 some kid had a very small 4-cylinder Honda. I can't remember any details except that it amazed me at the time (still my Panhead "daze") that anyone would build such a small 4 banger with thimble-size pistons. Actually the pistons would probably be around the size of my first bike: a 1967 CL160 Honda (lying on the junkpile out back). I need to find a nice older small Honda or Yama-hoo-hoo.
Did Honda ever make a 350cc four?
I want to say that's what the kid had.
Yes they did, a 6 speed witha 4-2 more standard honda pipes.
It just didn't have that cool 4-1 that is on the 400f.
The 400f has quite a following and was an Isle of Mann dominator back in its day...I just like the pipe and the 75 mpg when I do ride it. My daily ride is a 07 flhrse3 hd so it is a change going from one to the other.
The footpegs fold at 45 degress as well. If I were 100-150 pounds lighter, the poor frame wouldn't flex so bad, it would actually handle and stop maybe ok.
The CB350F was produced in 1973-4, was a 5 speed, green or red in '73 and green or black in '74. Notice the bulge on the right side of the clutch case on your 400. That's where they made room for the 6th gear in your bike.
I have my cousin's old 350-f in my garage right now, waiting for a "re-furbishing". I may try to get my wife's old 350-f back as well, and build a cafe bike out of it to match my '72 CB836Kafe.
Sorry, my mistake, I thought the 350 was a 6er...Good luck with the resto.
Did you buy the 400 new? From your pic. it looks to be in wonderful shape. I was with a friend this summer when he picked up the sister ship to your bike, although his doesn't look quite as nice as yours.
Those also came in red or yellow. Cool little bikes.
Back when I was roadracing in the late 1970s, one of my race partners build a seriously fast 400F that could run with the much bigger bikes. As I recall it was a Yoshima (NOT Yoshimura) bike with larger displacement, cams, big carbs and would not idel below 3,000 rpm.
I rode it once on the track and it was so fast it scared me!
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An Integrated Language Arts Curriculum for Verbal and Nonverbal Students.
PCI Environmental Print Series is a comprehensive, standards-based language arts curriculum for students with significant cognitive disabilities. It is also appropriate for students with mild to moderate cognitive disabilities who have been unsuccessful with phonetic or sight-words-based reading programs. Fully scripted, the program integrates forms of environmental print such as road signs and indoor signs into the story lines of books about adolescent characters. Developed for both verbal and nonverbal students, the program includes a wide variety of manipulatives that allow students to demonstrate comprehension and content mastery. The text in books and activity sheets is supported by SymbolStix from News-2-You, making the program accessible to nonreaders of all ages.
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Craig Bellamy has inspired Cardiff so much. He deserves to be there.
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I totally agree with your League Two selections Peter. I think Nakhi Wells is capable of playing at higher level as he is still young and learning the game but give him a chance he will score more often than not. I really hope we can hold on to him, though.
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When traveling with either your wife, girlfriend, side girlfriend, mistress, or hot intern you're banging, etc., do you guys have a luggage policy? I believe that when it comes to luggage, the lighter the better, but in my experience some chicks think they can bring their walk-in closet to cover endless scenarios, despite that they will probably be naked a lot during the trip. I wouldn't mind if chicks take care of their own stuff, but often the guy has to take care of the excessive baggage, and for some travel schedules is really a problem. Worst experience was with this chick in Europe when instead of bringing a backpack she almost brought the kitchen sink and obviously I had to carry most of her sh!t.
Your Luggage Policy
Just wait until a toddler enters the picture.
I am very strict about luggage with girls I travel with. I travel a lot, much moreso than most girls I've traveled with, so I usually go over the night before and review / modify the packing situation. Usually it helps to just say, "hey, if you get over there and really need _____________ we'll go shop for one" or something. They think, "shopping, yay!" and I think, "yeah, she's gonna realize she doesn't need __________ over there." I went to Mexico for a month with a group in college, and the girls overpacked soooooo much. There were something like 17 girls to 5 guys so for the first week we were pack muling their sh*t around everywhere. To top it off, when we'd go out to eat, in groups, the guys would without fail get stuck holding the majority of the tab. After the first week, we just told them to basically "f*ck off" and left them to their own devices. It was actually only the clique of 4 "popular" girls that caused all the headaches, the rest were cool.
I can't even imagine with a toddler.
Another rule I have, is when I go out in NYC or Vegas with a group, I usually wind up as coordinator, so I always mandate that all the girls have a pair of flats in their purse or the the guy they're with has them stashed in their jacket. A couple years ago, I just finally got sick of girls standing around holding their shoes in their hand and whimpering at midnight when the night's clearly going till 4 am because they didn't pack appropraite footwear. Or you want to relocate to another bar 4 blocks away but they sandbag the idea because their feet hurt from the heels. Having spare flats in their purse or otherwise on their person makes everyone a happy camper.
travel light. and I've traveled with toddlers before, my god, that's a nightmare. Definitely a big negative on the list of reasons for having kids
travel light. and I've traveled with toddlers before, my god, that's a nightmare. Definitely a big negative on the list of reasons for having kids
Agreed man, hauling an extra check on size luggage piece weighing 50 lbs (or whatever kids weigh these days) seems like a logistical nightmare.
Just wait until a toddler enters the picture.
You put yours in the luggage too?
Just wait until a toddler enters the picture.
You put yours in the luggage too?
They fit perfectly into a standard carry-on roller. I consider that a message directly from God that they belong in there.
I'm always a carry on only no matter where I am going unless I have golf or surf equipment.
I always mandate that all the girls have a pair of flats in their purse
Girls bitching about their feet…over it.
I always trafel light. even with a 1 year old. We have managed to go skiing with 3 sets of ski-equipment and carrying a baby with just my husband and myself. so even with a baby you can travel light. just buy more like diapers and milkpowder on the spot.
Another rule I have, is when I go out in NYC or Vegas with a group, I usually wind up as coordinator, so I always mandate that all the girls have a pair of flats in their purse or the the guy they're with has them stashed in their jacket.
haha, nice. I would love to be in charge of a large group of chicks during a trip: "Alright it's time to go! …. don't complain about your feet later, bitches!"
I'm always a carry on only no matter where I am going unless I have golf or surf equipment.
ditto, then not only do you have less stuff to carry, you don't have to wait around to pick up your checked bags
I have collapseable ski polls. I tried to take them through security in my carryon in February claiming that it was a cane and that I was a gimp. No success.
The carry-on only strategy is starting to backfire. Unless you are one of the first 10 people on the plane anymore, it seems like the overhead bins are full and you have to gate check any carry-on bigger than a dopp kit. On a recent flight to South America (with a lengthy layover in Miami), American Airlines actually expected us to move all our toddler's food, milk, medicine, etc. from a wheeled carry-on to my wife's purse and my laptop bag and gate check our bag all the way through to our final destination (i.e. we woudn't even get it back in Miami). My wife got into an argument with the gate agent and we were a few minutes away from security being called. I finally intervened and said fine we'll move the stuff on the jetway. Once we were out of sight of the agent, I ripped the check tag off the bag and carried it on. Overhead space was tight, but we found a spot for the bag.
You're one of these people that takes toddlers on transcontinental flights? If I had it my way the airlines would put your children in the luggage compartment with their strollers.
^ It's actually intercontinental, transcontinental is across a continent.
Yep, not gonna lie. I personally think toddlers should be banned from intercontinental flights. Each airline should have like one flight each day or every several days that goes between countries that allows toddlers and that's it. Flying to Dubai was the freaking worst. Pulled two consecutive all nighters to make the trip happen then got stuck on a middle seat between Indians with no concept of private space. They'd just drop stuff in your lap like blankets and sh*t and leave it there. My section had no less than 8-10 screaming babies. Sucked soooo bad.
I'm bringing blow darts next time to knock your kid unconscious.
Indians fly with babies a lot. My guess is because they are free. India loves value for money.
Similarly, I think parents that take screaming toddlers out to nice restaurants are mega selfish. I always just figure when I hear a baby screaming that somewhere in that same restaurant is probably a couple that took the time and effort to hire a baby sitter so they could get away from the screaming kids for one night, just to be subjected to some other irresponsible parents' child screaming at the next table over.
Indians fly with babies a lot. My guess is because they are free. India loves value for money.
Having babies can never be considered a good value for money prop.
I didn't mention it in my coverage, but my trip to Omaha and back was pretty crappy. If I hadn't done only carry-on luggage, I think it probably could have gone worse.
Original departure: NYC to O'Hare, O'hare to Omaha. Planned arrival time: 3:45PM Omaha time.
What actually happened: NYC to Houston. 5 hour delay in Houston. Arrival time actually like 6:30PM.
Original return flight: Omaha to O'Hare, O'Hare to NYC. Planned arrival: 7PM NYC time.
What actually happened: Omaha flight boarded about two hours after planned time. Got to O'Hare to find that my 4PM connection was also delayed, so I wasn't going to miss it, but it didn't matter because the backlog of flights was so deep that my wait was another 4 hours or so. Ended up arriving in NYC at about 11:15PM feeling pretty wretched.
TL;DR - The golden age of air travel is safely behind us. Don't check bags if you can avoid it by packing intelligently.
Wrong, In India baby boys are essentially your 401k, and as for the girls, well that's why we have ultrasounds and abortions.
Still not a value prop. Even in India, probably much better off just saving a 401k rather than raising a child.
Please share your feelings with a harried mother the next time you are at the airport. I'm sure your beneficiaries will enjoy the payout.
Right, I have no sympathy for mothers always whining about their choice to have a kid as if they're some saint and billions of women haven't done the exact same thing before them. Look, I'm in my late 20's and all I hear about is single girls whining and crying because they're afraid they won't get married and if they don't have children they just won't feel validated. And in 5 years I'm going to have to listen to all those same women b*tch and moan about their stressful lives with children as if this is some burden that was just arbitrarily placed on them. And the world should all be thankful to them for their sacrifice to bring their unique little snowflake into existance, because what the world desperately needs right now are more suburban American teenagers.
Plus, half of their problems are their own doing. In other countries / in the country where I was raised, it's okay to let your kid cry in the next room for a little instead of having a dozen baby monitors and calling your sitter every 3 seconds to make sure the kid hasn't been struck by an asteroid. "Oh it's so stressful, you have soccer practice and then piano lessons, and the PTA, then blah blah blah" stop pandering to your kids and give them chores instead. Problems solved.
Why wait for your next trip to the airport. I think you should print out this thread and distribute it at the nearest OB/GYN office and then see if you can make it to a pediatrician's office for distribution before you bleed out.
Yah man, overweight drama queens past their prime are sooooo terrifying. It's funny, I never knew you were in a spineless relationship before.
Yep, not gonna lie. I personally think toddlers should be banned from intercontinental flights.
I wish there were designated "no babies or fat people flights". Nothing pisses me off more than to get into a tiny regional jet and have to shoehorn myself into my tiny seat next to a fat person.
I never check a bag if I can help it, not b/c of the money (I can expense it) but it's the time. I don't want to wait 15-20 minutes for my bag to come off because for some reason, my bag always comes off very slowly. Sometimes they steal my bag and check it anyway if I'm on one of those small regional jets.
Bottom line, the only underwear bombers that I'm concerned with on airplanes are the little screaming rug rats shitting and puking rmselves into a screaming crying hissy fit. Bringing babies on a plane is a hate crime against mankind.
I was in first class, flirted with the kinda gay looking check in guy and got upgraded from business, flying back from London a few months ago. In walks a lady with three kids screaming at the stewardesses because no one offered to push her baby carriage through the airport.
Her kids screamed the entire flight. The only thing more annoying was that they were all under the age of five and occupying seats that cost 10k or more (first class from Miami to Bombay). Really if you are that rich, stick the kids in Econ with your nanny.
Send the screaming babies to Gitmo. They are terrorists.


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Travolta and Newton-John's album cover.While "Grease" is a classic film, it certainly wasn't a cinematic masterpiece. Still, we expected better production quality from the music video for John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John's "I Think You Might Like It," which was released today. The low-budget cheese fest begins with the "Pulp Fiction" actor flying his plane as he sings, "Here comes my hometown/so good to get my wheels down." Meanwhile, Newton-John is shown driving around — going what looks like 10 mph — with her passenger seat filled with Christmas presents. Once Travolta, 58, lands, he dramatically throws up his arms, jumps out of the plane, and does a slow-motion run to Newton-John, 64, who he picks up and swings around.
The video then cuts to a tiny airport in Ocala, Florida (the Travoltas have a home there), where his 12-year-old daughter Ella and some of her friends are excitedly waiting with presents in their hands. Who are they greeting? His wife Kelly Preston, who walks through the doors with the couple's youngest child, 2-year-old Benjamin. All while this is happening, Travolta and Newton-John are driving around town in her classic car … except when they inexplicably get out to line dance on a sidewalk. Never once does Travolta interact with his own family members, who spend their time getting their groove on in an empty airport lobby with a bunch of strangers, including two soldiers and a police officer.
"I Think You Might Like It," from This Christmas: John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John, is supposed to be a sequel to the "Grease" stars' classic song, "You're the One That I Want," and was written by the same lyricist. Proceeds from the album, which was released on November 13, will go to their favorite charities, the Jett Travolta Foundation for children's disabilities and the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre in Melbourne, Australia.
"We all felt a wonderful, joyful energy while recording this album," Newton-John says of the holiday song collection. "We want to make a lot of people smile and happy. It's a project that we're hoping turns into a perennial, one that can continue to raise money for these causes year after year, a gift that keeps on giving."
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My daughter's kindergarten class has a parent read every week for "Fairy Tale Friday." My assigned fairy tale is Goldilocks and the Three Bears. You all know the story: clueless and poorly supervised little girl invades the home of the innocent bears, eats their food, and breaks their stuff. I didn't want to read the boring basic version but found some entertaining alternatives.
GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS by Caralyn Buehner and Mark Buehner, 2007.
This is a relatively standard Goldilocks tale, but with some entertaining twists. The baby bear is inordinately worried about the intruder: "Something has eaten my porridge. I think it was an alien!" And Mark Buehner's illustrations have many hidden images for kids to find.
THE THREE SNOW BEARS by Jan Brett, 2007
This also follows the Goldilocks story fairly closely, but places it in a beautifully illustrated arctic setting. Aloo-ki, an Inuit girl, loses her team of sled dogs on the pack ice. She comes across an igloo and enters to find three bowls of soup, three pairs of furry boots, and three sets of sleeping furs. The three bears are a family of polar bears, and as the girl is busy messing up their igloo, they are shown (in small sidebar illustrations) to be rescuing the girl's huskies. Jan Brett's paintings are detailed and gorgeous, and feature a variety of arctic wildlife like fox, caribou and walrus.
GOLDILOCKS AND JUST ONE BEAR by Leigh Hodgkinson, 2011
This book turns the fairy tale upside-down, as a bear is lost in the city and takes refuge in a penthouse apartment. The illustrations are hilarious: "This porridge is too soggy" shows the bear drinking water from a goldfish bowl, and "This chair is too ouchy" shows the bear sitting on a potted cactus. The twist ending is that the mommy person and the bear are Goldilocks and Baby Bear, all grown-up and feeling regretful about their previous encounter.
GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE DINOSAURS by Mo Willems, 2012
This is a hysterically twisted version of Goldie's tale. Three dinosaurs (Papa Dino, Mama Dino, and some random triceratops visiting from Norway) set up a trap, intending to have "chocolate-filled-little-girl-bonbons" for dessert. I always found Goldilocks very dumb, and Willems makes fun of her dumbness as she narrowly escapes being eaten. "Goldilocks was not the type of little girl who listened to anyone or anything. For example, Goldilocks never listened to warnings about the dangers of barging into strange, enormous houses. So as soon as Goldilocks came across a strange, enormous house, she barged right in."
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According a report released Sunday by the White House, tens of thousands of defense workers in Maryland would be furloughed if the sequester goes into effect, and unlike other possible cuts, the Department of Defense said employees would feel the effects immediately.
With less than a week to go before the sequester is scheduled to kick in, the White House released a rundown of how the package of arbitrary spending cuts will affect the country state by state. It showed Maryland will be among the hardest hit.
"About 5 percent of our workforce works for the federal government, so any cutbacks in spending due to the sequester will adversely impact Maryland more so," said Towson University economist Daraius Irani.
"Our federal team for this region is united in our efforts to avoid the harsh impacts of sequestration," Sen. Ben Cardin said.
Cardin held a town hall-style meeting Monday with employees at the Social Security Administration headquarters in Woodlawn. Most are in danger of being furloughed and were hoping for good news from the senator.
"My concerns basically are the sequestration and the impact it would have on me personally, but we've had some assurance that it probably won't happen in furloughs for SSA employees, at least in immediate terms. That satisfied me," SSA employee Katherine Jefferies said.
According to the White House report, this year alone, Maryland will lose about $14.4 million in education funding, which translates to about 200 jobs for teachers and aides. About 46,000 civilian Department of Defense employees would be placed on furlough, equaling about $350 million in lost income. Army bases would see about $95 million in cuts, and the Air Force would be cut by $10 million.
According to the state Board of Revenue, the state could lose 12,000 jobs and $2.5 billion in lost wages.
"We'll probably take a bigger hit than others will, when you look at the way these arbitrary cuts carve into our defense needs and our science needs and our public health needs," Gov. Martin O'Malley said Monday. He was one of several state executives to attend the annual National Governors Association meeting in Washington.


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Dear Michele and WWW:
What is the deal with these orange net things you see at construction sites? My understanding is that it is an environmental law that they have to be there for erosion control. But they are totally useless. But it is the law, so there they are.
I heard this from a relative in the real estate business many years ago. I recently tried to google up some info, just out of curiosity, but came up short. All I found was sites like this one that sell the stuff.
My gut feeling is that the silly stuff is useless, and producing and disposing of mile after mile of it every year is probably in fact bad for the environment.
It is just one of my pet peeves. Every time I see the stuff, which is obviously very often, I do a little Hatey Smurf dance in my head.
So, Michele, give! What is the deal here???
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- -chris said...
It seems like the main use for the orange fence is for safety or crowd control. It's cheaper, lighter and faster to set up than chain link... and it comes in "OSHA Orange". I found a little bit of info talking about using the orange fence as a wind barrier to keep soil from blowing away, but the fencing that seems to be used the most for erosion control is a solid fabric fence that is put at the bottom of slopes to keep hills of earth from washing away.
The orange fence is commonly reffered to as a safety fence and the erosion control fence is called a silt fence.
http://www.apexhomeinspections.biz/articles/Grading%20and%20Drainage.pdf - 9:31 AM
- Marky Mark said...
hmmm -
Maybe there is some idiocy on the part of construction crews in play here too. I currently pass the stuff on my way to work every day, out in the wilderness. No crowd control problems there. - 10:00 AM
- SRBissette said...
Mark control -- that's all it's about -- Mark control.
- slatts said...
yeah...I thought it was for fence-stuff too. Not environmental. The black garbage bag stuff is for environmental. It looks just as useless being so low and all...
- -chris said...
We have similar looking fencing up all over the place this time of year to prevent snow drifting into the roads.
Sorry, I must have accidentally wandered into Andy Rooney's blog...
I think it's just something they put up to keep people out of dangerous areas. Something that can be easily rolled up and carried in equipment trucks. And I would argue that it's not useless, that it achieves its intended purpose. You'd prefer nothing there?
Jim R. - 2:57 PM
- Marky Mark said...
Drive out to the water reservoir in Haydenville. Tell me that orange net is serving any purpose whatsoever.
And many many more. I see them all the time, NOT controlling crowds. I'm clinging fiercely to this prejudice against orange netting until you prove me wrong. - 3:48 PM
- Marky Mark said...
PS - please ask your Uncle Tom R about them. And let me / us all know what he says!
They're to keep people out, whether there's a crowd or not. What's your obsession with crowds?
Uncle Tom is busy trying to spin all the dirty facts that are coming out about him now. Did you know he was arrested for public drunkenness as a 20-year-old college student? I can't believe someone would go out drinking while in college. This is so embarrassing, it's just—
I can't talk about it.
Jim R. - 4:10 PM
Whar'shat oranj fensh shit? Why I otta -- - 7:01 PM
I happen to work for a company that manufactures that orange fencing crap, and I can tell you right now that it's there to mesmerize crowds into docility. Look into the spaces...
No wait, it's one of those optical illusion things- if you stare at it long enough, you see beautiful structures rising into the sky, and not the squalid streets of your sad burg.
Besides, orange is the new black, and useless non-biodegradable plastic safety fences are the new bollards. - 8:03 PM
- eeTeeD said...
remember that "artist" guy who gets grants for millions of dollars, then uses it to do things like cover small islands and skyscrapers with fabric? well, the orange fences are part of his project to cover the world in orange netting. he told the people at moma that he wants to "show how man is TRAPPED in a NET of materialism". faced with such BRILLIANCE moma gave him 47 million dollars to bring his bold vision to life.
but seriously........ am i the only one offended by that fabric guy? i mean, i don't know which is worse, that people actually treat him and his "art" with respect, or that people actually give him millions of dollars to do nothing but waste our planet's precious resources. - 5:52 AM
- Marky Mark said...
My dear wonderful friend at work LOVES that fabric guy. She "finally gets it, and it is brilliant!"
I forgive her. - 7:34 AM
- -chris said...
I always wanted to have Christo (that fabric guy) come to one of my birthday parties just to see how he wraps presents.


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Page 5 of 20 This isn't to say that Bull Cyclone was above taking the rules as far as they could go. At least one time, in the rain, he taped thumbtacks to his quarterbacks' fingers so they could get a better grip on the ball. That worked just fine until the tacks started scratching up the pigskin better than a Don Sutton belt buckle. Another time, Bull Cyclone got to thinking about how his linemen pulled out to block. He was using the split T then, and most of the plays came off the quarterback rolling right. So Coach thought, "Well now, if my guard and tackle are going to pull on just about every play and everybody figures this, I might as well get them headed in the right direction to start with." So he had them come up to the line of scrimmage and take their three-point stances facing the other way, with their rear ends staring the opposing linemen in the face. And on a most memorable occasion, just as Scooba was about to score against Southwest, the officials called a holding penalty, citing the number of a player who wasn't in the game. Enraged by this breach, Bull Cyclone ran onto the field to get his point across better. That's an automatic 15 on top of the 15 for holding. First-and-40. Potter, the referee, said, "You gotta go back, Corch," but Bull Cyclone kept on coming. Another 15. First-and-55. "C'mon, Bull," Potter pleaded. He liked him. "Go on back, or I gotta give you 15 more." "I don't give a damn!" Bull Cyclone thundered. "You're wrong!" Potter stepped off 15 more. First-and70. Then, as soon as Potter placed the ball down once again, Bull Cyclone went into his patented kicking phase. He booted the bejesus out of the ball. By the time they retrieved it, it was first-and-85. Because they had nearly run out of acreage and he had made his point, Bull Cyclone returned to the sideline, pausing only to tell his quarterback to call a Z-out, Z-in. This was one play, mind you. Southwest was still laughing and, needless to say, wasn't looking for Bull Cyclone to try to get the whole 85 back on one play. But he was. Z-out, Z-in, TD. "Wooo, that did it," Poole says. Bull Cyclone enjoyed matching wits with other coaches. Dobie Holden down at Pearl River was his favorite rival. Pearl River was often the top team in the conference. It was a much larger school than Scooba and always well coached. One year Pearl River was an overwhelming favorite against Scooba and was at home, to boot. This brought out the best in Bull Cyclone. He really put on his thinking cap. Scooba would normally arrive for a Saturday night game around 4 p.m., after stopping along the way for a typical training meal that the players referred to as "the four Ts": tea, taters, toast and tough meat. This time, however, as old Night Train rattled through Hattiesburg on the way to Pearl River, Bull Cyclone had the bus pull up to one of the fanciest restaurants in all of Mississippi and treated the boys to the finest of repasts. Then, as Night Train rolled into the Poplarsville area, where Pearl River is located, Bull Cyclone diverted it to a roadside park. Everybody in Pearl River was wondering what was up as game time approached. Where were Bull Cyclone and the Scooba team? Finally, just in time for the players to dress, Night Train arrived. |
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