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Held in January each year, National Blood Donor Month is an annual effort to remind people of the need for blood donations after the holiday season.
"Education and awareness is crucial to our nonprofit," said Bonnie Phillips, marketing coordinator for Blood Assurance, Cartersville Medical Center's sole supplier of blood products. "Obviously, every blood center in the nation is doing something for National Blood Donor month, but it is very important for everyone to donate if you can and right now since so many have the flu or something else, it's even more imperative that if you are healthy and well and can donate we need you to donate because the blood supplies are dropping. It's always hard around the holidays and so to bounce back from the holidays, we're trying to do an extra push to get people in."
Blood banks also encourage regular and new donors to consider donating blood as a method of following up on New Year's resolutions, either to volunteer or to donate.
"Blood has a shelf life of only 42 days and must continually be replenished," stated a Red Cross press release. "Every two seconds, someone in the United States has a need for blood. The American Red Cross relies on volunteer donors to ensure blood is available when patients need it. A single blood donation could help save more than one life."
The American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at the Cartersville Civic Center, 435 W. Main St., on Friday, Jan. 25, from noon to 5:30 p.m. and at the Cartersville Wal-Mart, 101 Market Blvd., Friday, Feb. 1, from noon to 5 p.m.
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Blood Assurance is specifically in need of O-negative and B-negative, but welcome donors of all types. Donors must be 18 or older, or 16 with parental consent, and weigh at least 110 pounds. Other factors also may affect donor eligibility, including wellness. Phillips described a sense of urgency for potential donors, but urges those wishing to give to feel well before donating blood.
"If you're sick, we don't want you to come in. We want you to feel 100 percent when you come in," Phillips said. "The blood supply is very low, especially on O-negative and B-negative. O-negative is the universal type, so if you're in that trauma situation, whether in the helicopter or in the ambulance or at the hospital, they're not going to type you, they're just going to give you the O-negative if you're in that bleeding trauma situation. That's why O-negative is so important, but B-negative is also a rare blood type that is in short supply right now. As of this morning, we also need other types — including B-positive and O-positive."
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Oh, how eagerly Marguerite spelled them out! She slept with them under her pillow by night, and they sank and fell with, every pulsation of her heart by day. Labor grew light. She even forgot her loneliness, for they told her that step by step Hans was nearing his goal. Then there were weeks—aye, months —when she heard nothing, and the child's figure grew thin and her cheeks pale, while every night she would run breathlessly up to her room, only to find the table vacant and that the postman had had no errand for her. But one evening, .when she had si- most given up hope—when the great dread lest Hans should be ill, dying or dead remorselessly shadowed her pathway—the silent messenger smiled her a welcome. She' burst into a passion of tears ere she broke tiie seal. It seemed as though tiie joy must-kill her-. But at last she. unfolded the-sheet, when something white and fluttering felhto th© ground. She stooped to pick it up. "What did it mean?- It was a little slip, with some figures in one comer. They represented the exact amount she had given Hans. Bewildered, she turned to the letter. Its first words explained: I pav you my debt. Think, my little love, what it coBt us, yet I earned it—earned it. Marguerite, on the very night of my debut. I have sung, and people have listened. Hooked about among all the laces—on all the young and beautiful women, with their eyes fixed upon me—but nothing inspired mie. Then I 'thought of you, ahd, looking straight into space, ji forget them all, darling. There -was your sweet, pale face floating in the air, your blue eyes looking, not as theirs looked, but down into my soul, and I sang to you,, darling —to you. The flowers rained at my feet. Great ladies tore the roses from their breasta -, but I would have given them all,-darling, for "one httle wild blossom your hand had plucked. They say I will be rich and famous. I cannot tell—the world is fickle. The village banker will cash your order. But you need not buy back the little home. I am coming for you soon, to bring you, to a cage better worthy my mountain-bird. , Again and again Marguerite read and reread- the precious words. What cared she for the; money? It had made Hans great. ..-:.'•■' - • ., ■ -^Going back to your native village— you, who have the "world at your feet!" : sighed one oi Florence's! most famous "-beauties, as sh<3 looked into the young. singer's eyes. Six months had passed since he had cQ ^tSao "CTaoJlSMeoS Mem. 2el ttEiQ "C7a:?Ki %7Eio ©esq© ■W&sKts^. fl«M? OS a IZrzj-itt-' - _ tSfe?sa the Washingtoa Capital.] paid his debt to Marguerite, and still he lingered. He had spent thrice the amount since then on a trinket to clasp some fair lady's arm. Bid he, in -holding it so lightly, forget tbat once it had been a girl's all? Why, then, did the «m^V eaid the speaker," as Id} stood sigh the lady uttered find a response in ^i G Mead ness? a windlass % Vhich Oo^otcck ;• "her© I used to stand-and te}~ £©2 §8 a day, Seth Oook %as my pQClED?, and he was paid §8 a day. Seth GeAA, 'h now a large owhfer in the Stand- cnJ. taiae Taad one of the-.riph men of the Feiiila ©oast." The'speaker was John Wc Allc._lxsyi the bonanza king, one of •-&e richest mea -in tiie world. He is a Ms own. breast? " It is duty which calls me." "Duty!" she murmured. " Ar© you sure it is not mistaken duty ? All your lif© has changed, Herr Werter. If, in its early time, you pledged it to some rustic maiden, think—could she fill its measure now?" Th5 beauty's voico trembled. _ The cool softness of her flesli pressed lightly against his burning palm. "And i£ I.-giv© her up," he said, "what"thaa'? You will bs mine ? " But the. "Yes" sh© .uttered was hushed by the inacbaess of his Masee.; And Marguerite watched and tyaited. He was coming, therefor© he did not write, ; is great aow, Marguerite; he has forgotten you,','r the gossips, said; while sh© turned her back upon them, M the hottest wrath her gentle spirit had ever, known, that they dared thus malign him,, It was'the fiecoad ssmivorsasy db.ywHchwas fc© kav&.eelebrated wedding, wiiea fchey burst into Oi the lies her room. ©xzo IIA<DKAYo •Aasppk} tsJHsh, well-knit man of 47, "ttajb r> olesn, welt-marked face, showing de'&ooa. ^nd..|ffinkliess. His hair and m^teah© are browii, tinged with gray. 'Sic qjq is keen and penetrating, his skin is--."ruddy, wlholesom© and vascular, fesuied with Hevada sunshine and qfe;media the Turkish-bath tempera- inzuM the lower level of theComsfcock iaSo, ^ ."What impresses one about the SQ is that there is nothing wasted in Msi | he is all muscle and nerve, and tjhowo temperate, and .careful habits. "WA^n he walks it is with, the sure, agile i^sArAoi the leopard or the lynx—like -'©i.=> who might spring afc any moment. ^..■aee ig & joyous element in the man, yliA would be winning were its owner &ik.J a ©ab-driver instead of the. master ©£• safflions.'. He Speaks with a half *JBfcaas?aesv which afc mat impresses one as faewg the slownegs of a man who delib- ^aafces while he speaks. This isthe bonan- W& Hag as he stands afc your side," look- is.;? out over the brown Nevada hills. %m miners come up and speak to ViiTn oajl call him John, and there is between tlieai a sens© of command, blended with * esaaradeship, which appe&rs odd to " laekopolitan eyes, .^orty-seyen years ago,- as thereabouts, Selm W, Mackay was born in Dublin, >]o% cadie'to Ifew York in his youth, and gamboled around the Oity Hall Park in ife pastoral days, ahd was not uahappy xrlmn a blase theater-goer gave hinn a «h£ck for the "Bash Theater. Among ©tile's sights, he used to look with won- #4« upon a famous man striding upHas- Sipx street from the old postoffice* with a " *. .".."." arm. !&ijB was James Gordon Bennett,, then a et-;io3ity even to boys, and the work tf:vieh he was doing was building up the If 57? York Merald, California came in enticing, golden splendor' out of the oiaices of Swiss Sutter's mill, and young i'^'a-ck&y went with all tlie world to ISf- jl^?2.&o. About this time there went two s j*. -leys cn the came errand. One was an 44 di<J we not tell you so?" pointing, as fchey spoke^ to the paragraph in the paper, which announced tiie betrothal of Herr Werter aad the greatest beauty in all Florence. 44 lieave me," she said afc last,- when they looked to ses what she would do, " I wish to be alone." But one of kinder heart, after some hours had passed, stole back into the darkened room. The child lay tossing in delirious fever, and the physician, when called, shook his head. The strain had been too great, he said. She must die! On the third day after, as the watchers sat about the bed, a step sounded on the stairs. A man, stained with the dust of travel, burst impetuously into the room. ered the import of tiie scene before him. "Idid but falter," he cried, fidling on his knees beside her bedside. "I came back, my wild German daisy, to tell you so. Oh! Marguerite, is it thus I pay my debt?" Then, as though that voice must penetrate even the mists of fever, the blue eyes.opeaedj &.wonderful ecstafcJIgM,;^^.^;;:- . ^v-,-^ ■ A^a«" &t«ii-,»» O'Brien, as all Oalifbniia'Jcame to call him. . Billy had a partner—a strong- headed, resolute New York lad, who cam© from the Broderick section of New York, and had in him all that immense capacity of doing and daring which gave Broderick national fame. Billy's partner is now known as James G. Flood, of the "Flood & O'Brien firm," whose phenomenal success was to make all the *world wonder. Maqkay went his way, as everybody did in those feverish days. He lived in mining camps, he slept on the ground, he picked and scratched and washed the gravel in running streams; he had his ups and downs; he had all that was in their depths. "Hans," she whispered—"Hans! Forgive me f®r tha doubt which killed me!" ' And with the words—a dagger-thrust in his own remorseful heart—the spark of life flickered and went out. Marguerite was dead. She who had lived for him died for him. They found the paper he had sent her among his letters. Thus had he redeemed his debt! An empty slip" of paper, worthless to all, to return to him, but bearing the interest of a broken heart. Mtervi©wimgo . Interviewing has reached its lowest depth when we find newspaper reporters dancing attendance on a cat's-meat man. Yet this is what has happened in Arner-. ica, and we are compelled to confess that the reporter found the purveyor of Bkewered victuals far more interesting than most of the notabilities who are interviewed on the public behalf. The particular " cat-man " was indeed somewhat of a hero-^one of the self-made men of whom cities are so proud when they die. It appears that when he began catering for pussy he went his rounds himself, but he has now grown so prosperous that four assistants carry-his baskets for him. His cat customers do not heed the change, for they remark only the quality of the meat purveyed and not fche quality of the purveyor. Left to themselves, the animals, though having the run of large warehouses, would starve, for American rats and mice will not remain in dry-goods storeB, which are lean livings, so long as they have choice of fatter incumbencies; but, mice or no mice, the cat is an institution, and so the " cat-man " drives a thriving trade. A wicked rival tried to ruin our hero by hawking fish instead of meat, and pretending to pussy's owners that, as fish contained much phosphorus, and phosphorus made brains, no one could expect to have a really-smart cat that was not fed upon fish. But the "cat- man " promptly checkmated his rival by distributing a handbill to the effect that fish made cats mangy, whereas meat gave them sleek and glossy coats.' As proved in the sequel, the New Yorkers prefer fat cats to smart ones, and the fish fellow had no chance against his antagonist.—London Telegraph. ' Denver People. A Denver correspondent of the Hartford Times says: To discriminate in speaMng of society here is to prepare tp receive the censure of some and tiie approval of others; but your correspondent can .safely assert that it is decidedly a mixture. Culture is not a necessary qualification. It would seem thgt wealth is taken for an equivalent for education and .refinement. Bec'ent- discoveries in the mines have made "bonanza kings," and paved the way to social as well as official position. But this city is not alone in this respect. During the day tiie city is thronged witii people rushing to and! fro, all .full of business or cares of some kind. Let it be great or small business, a man goes. about it just tiie sanae as if his success depended on fchf day's work. This is a "noted characteristic of the average Denverite. gay, all that was golden in Eldorado life, and then he came with his pick and his blanket to the Nevada mountains.. In the meantime Billy O'Brien and his partner had tired of the sage-brush. Giving up mining, they went to San Francisco and into business. The young Irishman made their acquaintance. He had found some good prospects and they had some money. A hard-headed, smooth, discreet engineer became known to them, by name Fair. He was a man to be considered, and the result was that .four men—Mackay, Flood, O'Brien and Fair—made that business compact known as the Bonanza firm, which is aow a ruling power in our Pacific empire. In the firm Mackay owns two- fifths, and, as tiie head of the Bonanza Srm, is kaowa as the Bonanza Mag. Whales. The birthday of whales is celebrated occasionally in the public schools like that o£ -the poets. The. following is a little girl's composition prepared lately for that "occasion: "Whales is big fish. Whale3 live a long time and don't die when they get " " railroad whale here a old. We^had a little time ago, just for show. don't always travel that way. Whales , They but whales ain't like mo^t people "A good while ago people-used to make light of whales, but they don't some now; 'tain't quick enough. Thi1. lamps won't blowup. " We wouldn't have no newspapers if it wasn't for coal oil, and railroads, and pistols and so forth; 'cause there wouldn't be no news. " Whales is like shoes—right and left. Our raUroad whale was a right whale. Sometimes a whale gets left when the tide goes out—kind of untied. Maybt- there is other kind of whales. Some of the boys catch 'em in school, but I don \ like that kind, they ain't interestin' to girls." J&atches. The invention of matches was a hap- pythought, and is thus told by the inventor: "I used to get up at 4= o'clock- in the morning to pursue my studies, and I used • at .that time .the flint $nd. .steel, in tbe use of which I found great inconvenience., I gave lectures in chemistry at the time at a large academy. Of course I knew, ,as other chemists did, the explosive material "that was necessary to produce instantaneous light, but it was difficult to obtain a light on wood by tMt mixture,'aad the idea occurred to me to put sulphur in the mixture. I did so, and told about it. and showed it in my next lecture. There was a young man in the room whose father was a "chemist in London, and he at once wrote to him about it, and soon afterward lucifer matches were issued to the world. I was urged to go and take out a patent immediately, but I thought it so small a matter, and it cost me so little labor, that I did not think proper to get a patent, although I have no dou'bt it would have been very profitable." The name of this inventor of matches is Mr. Holden, and he is an Euglishman. A Poetfs Steiyo A correspondent of the Louisville Courier-Journal, who has been visiting Mr. Longfellow's home, writes: "If the influence of surroundings can be felt in conversation it stireiy might in that delightful apartment; the room where most of Mr. Longfellojv's poems have been written, and where many of his souvenirs are gathered from abroad and distant parts of this country. It is large and square and has several windows in it. These are carved book-cases (one of which is filled with Ms own works), portraits of his literary friends in their youth,'and two of "himself—c^a token at the age of twenty, the .other recently—some venerable cabinets, plenty of easy-chairs, etc. In one corner, between two windows, each having a wide and varied prospect, is his writing-desk, heaped witii papers. I paused there a moment and looked out on the hills and the trees, as if to catch some mementc of the inspiration that has Uome to the poet in that particular plaee. In the center of the room is a large square table, laden with many object®. The inkstand used by Wordsworth (I think), some rare books, notably a copy of the first edition of Bryant's poems, some "Venetian vases, filled with newly cut flowers, etc., etc. As Mr. Longfellow talked with me of- Hawthofn and Emerson, he pointed to their portraits—and of many,, other authors and authoresses, English, German, Italian* and American—it was delightful to find that he expressed himself so kindly of all. Of course. I was eager to hear' him talk, and suggested topics, if he paused with, infinite courtesy for me to express ah opinion. In speaking bf Dante, he went, ,to a carved oak box and unlocked it, from which he brought forth a little glass case, in which are some • bits of . the great Italian's coffin. After a while he showed me the lower part of his house, the drawing-room, with its objects of art, and the stair-case, wliere a tall Dutch clock rest3 on the landing—not 'The (yiosk... ?s\ _i]?.e, ^t,fis'-cr.r"f.'\"bnt c^iiprc fancifhl one' that - 'Esd • nialf©sit-' :xhe ~oiu~ clock's place. It is a quaint house, not elegant, but more than thafc, it is charming, homelike, and telling, as everything in it gives one an idea of its unusual occupation. One would hardly believe it could be one hundred and fifty years old. Washington lived in it nine months. His offiee was the room used by Mr... Longfellow as his study. Most of th& rooms are as Washington left them in shape, although solne trifling alterations have been made. On the east side of fche house is a, broad piazza, where the poet loves to walk. He still writes and works as though he was a young man. He is vigorous, and bids fair for many years to come to enjoy the honors winch his talents and industry have created f of him. The I'orelieaSo The upright forehead, with ite various modifications of squareness and partial curving, generally denotes the sound and noble understanding, as opposed to the retreating form, which indicates the ■■ precise reverse. • A merely high forehead does not, however, imply a good forehead ; for the form, proportion, sloping, height, arching and position of the bone of the forehead, are teste of the mental power and character. Even tiie color and smoothness" of the skin, together with the lines of the wrinkles, must be taken into account, for they express the passions and state of the mind. A perfect forehead should be one-third of the whole face, or equal to the nose in height, the covering skin clearer than fche .rest of the face, and smooth and free from wrinkles, yet have the power of wrinkling in deep thought, anger or pain. A forehead, to be perfect, should be, when seen in the profile, neither too upright nor too retreating. The higher the forehead, the more comprehension and less .activity. The more compressed, firm and short,, if nofc too short, the more concentrated and firm the character. The more curved the top, the more flexible and gentle the charac-. ter ; while the less eurved—that is, tlie more square the top, the more determination, perseverance and sternness. If the forehead is perfectly upright from the eyebrows to the roots of the hah', there will be a deficient understanding; while a projecting forehead will denote imbecility, immaturity, weakness or stupidity, according as modified by the other features. On the other hand, the upright forehead, which is gently arched at the top, denotes a calm, cold, deep . thinker. Solemn Thoughts. • '•' Be jabers," said Patrick O'Bafferfcy, as he was reading about a case of sui-' rcide; " be jabers, if iver I take me own life it will be wid chloroform." " Nivir do the loike of that, Pat,".said : Mrs. O'Bafferty, "for yer-.inimies will biing.it np agin ye aftherward as long as', ye'live." ,. "Iknow all that, but little I'll care.' It's the best w?.y. to doi, for ye see, Mrs- O'Bafferty, ye just doze off,, and ye don'-t aven know ye are dead till yer wake upland rade about it'in the-papers.'! "That's'thrue/' said Mrs. O'Bafferty, • vileninly, and the subject was dropped 1POTL AI® ffiWffo "Kxtm words zse bsldhesdecL can never dye. The popular figure ia fche Germaa la the female figure. Wbx is an innkeeper Mk© a mulfcifcud© of people? Bemuse he's a &&g£.hisa-- self^.^ ' -... Why is a bookbinder. like ehsrifrf 1 Because he very often covers a sauM«« tude of faults. -"*"*. 4'4 Fabs but false/' as the conductor observed when the passenger fces^dessci him fe lead nickel. Noah was a pretty muscular sort of % -fellow. On one occasion a© evea weafc so far as to pitch the ark. .. . , Maot a maa, says the Hew YceS News, is open to conviction, who ougM to be, but never is, convicted, % Thb Philadelphia Chronicle.fays ifc is a mistaken impression to suppose fchafc dyed eggs are lai$. by sick hens. " 'Tis hard fco part from those we" love"—and sometimes it is even more difficult to get away from those we doa'fc love. ' ■' A Kswiiy-MAEBIED couple wete'sifc-- sing in- a palace car, when she said8 " Georgie, ain't you glad? We're ;re*l&- tivesnow." "Bows, ye Bomans," quoted fch© poetical smith, as he sat in the gallerys looking on at the proceedings of m® United States Senate. "You don't know how it pains me fco punish you," said the teacher.. SSI guess there's the most pain at my end oS the stick," replied the boy, feelingly. 44'T any rate, I'd be willing to awap." *" Thebe !" said Mrs. Bagbag- 6*Tv© tried four times to give that shirt away, and it's so worthless nobody'11; take it, But I'll get rid of it I I'll leave it oufc on the clothes-line to-night." . " 0h,5dear I" exelaim'pd Edith, fco her ■doll, "I do wish y6u would sit still. I never saw such, an uneasy thing in sll my life. Why don't you act like grown folks, and be' still and stupid for ss while?" 4'Maud " sends us a poem beginning; The moontaams shiver uppii the river, t The rippleB qui verta ecstasy | The crickets' staillness usurps ihe stjllneee, And dewy. chiUnessis on the ie& If this is so, Maud, yOu had better quifc writing, put on your lixer-pad and go to bad,—Graphic. . ..' Is England rivers &11 are male's, I'or instance, Father Thameo. Whoever to. Columbia eai b 3?did thaiii ma'amselles, or dames, yes, thexv the coSter ees prfcsidea Ak exchange says Unit of ihe SO 3 young ladies attending Yassar College ao two can agree as to what they would do in case they saw a bear. W© maybe" sure of one thing, however—they wouldn't permit . themselves to" be hugged unless the bear brought 'good references. .^ A wkteeb in Appleions1 Journal occupies several pages of that publication in an effort to prove that there is no such thing as womanly intuition. Some night when this gentleman comes home aboufc 13 o'clock and tries to sneak into bed without having his breath smell he will discover the fallacy of his theory. The music certainly is nice to hear, But, when one waltzes, not so -well 'tis heard. There'B nothing intellectual, 'tie clear, In danciiig. Doesn't it appear absurd ? Oh, there's uo dignity or common sense In doing ao. • To all of these assaults The fun is open. Here is its defense: It's bang-up fun 1 Mies Dora, will youdanca? An English lawyer went into a barber's shop to procure a wig. In taking the dimensions of the lawyer's head the barber exclaimed: "Why, how long your head is, sir!" " Yes," replied the ■legal gentleman, "we lawyers must have long heads." The barber proceeded with Ms vocation, but at length exclaimed ; ."Why, sir, your head is as thick as it is long!" Blackstone winced. "Lookhere, Mr. Gilhooly, you have been telling me now for a whole year that you would pay me for those boots. What do you think about it now?" "Well," responded Gilhooly, good- naturedly, "I should say that where there is so much smoke there ought to be some fire." *'I am afraid not, Mx. Gilhooly. I think it will end in smoke." "I am glad, for your sake, that I am of a more hopeful disposition than you are," responded Gilhooly, moving tha previous question.—Galveston News. Mtigatiug Circumstances. Uncle Mose was up before the Galveston Becorder yesterday for giving his son, Abe Linkum, an ..unmerciful beating. As Old Mose is notorious fas being a quiet, kind-hearted man, the Becorder was anxious to know what the provocation was, and he put that question direct. * " De troof am jest as I am guine ter tell yer. Las' Sunday mornin' I lathered my face aH ober and went to shave myself. De razor jest tore my chin all tier pieces, so dat I had ter yell out. Abe Linkum, dat ar'young cub, spoke up and says: ' What's de matter, daddy?' X says, '■ Dis heah razor don't cut wuff a cent.' Now, Jedge, what does yer allow dat boy paid back ter me? " "Ican't imagine," replied the Ee-( cdrder. ' .. s.c Well, sah, he says: 'Daddy, 1 don't see wiiy dat ar ra?or ain't fharp enough. . to cut deHitfcle" tuf ts'el'fes ef wool bffen your chin, wlieii dis moriiin' I cut a big stick of wood in two wid dat same-razor, to Shake me "a bow Bid arrer/ Dat was inoali den j could'stand, so I jest lit in on dat boy wid a cheer leg." ,> <(<£lftse dismissMj" said the B?.corder; .■who; shaves himself.—-(^alve.?toih News'. "•i Give us thfem'ah who oan sympathize heartily and'impartigMy with a vast variety oipharacters^ .» , . •.-. v • %
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Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder says that his new solo work is a continuation of the music he made during his time in the band. Felder has been on the road, playing select date in support of his new solo set, Road To Forever, which features such high profile guest appearances by Graham Nash and David Crosby, Steve Lukather of Toto, and Tommy Shaw of Styx.
Felder explained to EastValleyTribune.com, that although he's been totally confident peppering his shows with Eagles classics -- he was apprehensive incorporating new material into the show: "There was some trepidation about getting in the studio and going on tour to play new songs. About 60 percent of my performances include about 60 percent Eagles songs, many of which I wrote or co-wrote, but the reaction to the new songs has been positive. The music kind of is the same genre of the Eagles songs; it's kind of a familiar sound, but not that I tried to clone those songs."
Don Felder told us that when at its best, the chemistry of the Eagles in full force was something to be reckoned with: "Despite the friction and tension and arguing and kind of tug of war daily that went on there; the end product was really amazing work of really an amazing caliber that we all pulled from our individual strengths. Whether it was lyrics, vocals, or guitar parts, or track writing. And the combination of everyone's strengths really produced some phenomenal work."
Don Felder will next perform on November 18th in Annapolis, Maryland at Rams Head On Stage.
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keilowkei Feb 28 '11
.....Still nothing...Come on give us something.Please!!!I can't find anything on whats going on even when I try searching 4 flea flicker news fanhouse news etc..Nothing..
deen Mar 01 '11
If you read the last fantasy baseball article written yesterday "Farewell predictions and advice for 2011" the experts said goodbye twice during the article, in the beginning and end of the article.
Now I dont know if that means anything or not but theres the 1st sign of the transition taking place..
deen Mar 01 '11
Even the hoops writers said farewell in thier last article yesterday, one even said "eff aol"... lol..
Again maybe this doesnt mean anything, maybe flea will get thier own experts or sporting news will implement their own if they dont shut down flea...But it doesnt look good, if sporting news doesnt want anything to do with aol why would they want to keep flea around..
keilowkei Mar 01 '11
I did see the baseball article but I didn't read much into it..Maybe ur right I should have...I didn't see the basketball 1 but if it says eff aol I guess the writers are pretty much gone but still who knows what happens to fleaflicker..But I agree doesn't sound good...Imma check out the basketball article..I also seen a that thread from like a week ago about the domain name up for sale..Wonder if it got sold or not..
rangerdave Mar 01 '11
I don't see any links to Flea on the new TSN/ AOL Fanhouse pages. That doesn't bode well for Flea's future.
Dynasty001 Mar 02 '11
Seems to be "SportingNews Fantasy" instead...
rangerdave Mar 02 '11
TSN doesn't run a fantasy football game of its own. They partner with CBS.
Dynasty001 Mar 02 '11
fantasysportsbusiness.com ...i think this means FF survives??
rangerdave Mar 02 '11
That site won't load now. what might that mean?
Dynasty001 Mar 02 '11
ha me either, it did on my laptop a few hrs ago... basically it was saying that FF would just be incorporated into the new AOL, and that it wouldnt dissolve completely. not sure if its even true, or a necessarily good thing...
rangerdave Mar 02 '11
After seeing that article, I am even more convinced that Flea won't be around for long.
Dynasty001 Mar 02 '11
"The actual changes are expected to take place in March, and the Fanhouse brand won't actually disappear. It'll be rolled into the Sporting News environment "as a destination for opinion pieces," according to the SportsbyBrooks story.
A follow-up post on SbB dug into the staffing questions and found that nearly everyone currently involved with Fanhouse will not be sticking around with the brand. Overall, SportsbyBrooks reports that AOL will retain fewer than 10 of the 100 current Fanhouse full-timers, while Sporting News will be able to decide whether to pick up any of the writers who don't make that cut."
rangerdave Mar 02 '11
The new Fanhouse already reflects these changes, with no links to, or mentions of, Flea.
R.I.P., FleaFlicker.
FantasyGuru1965 Mar 03 '11
What about this? sportingnews.com
Dynasty001 Mar 03 '11
...its not free
rangerdave Mar 04 '11
Just because they own it doesn't mean they will use it.
FantasyGuru1965 Mar 04 '11
Ori posted to my question in the next thread up...
FantasyGuru1965 Mar 04 '11
Actually it's under the help threads...
rangerdave Mar 04 '11
The Admins can't really comment on the situation. They all have jobs to worry about. Even if Flea disappears, they still might have futures with AOL.
rangerdave Mar 09 '11
We should get word on Flea's future this week. Layoffs are coming at AOL this week, and there will be an announcement as to AOL's new direction coming on Friday.
scotto1959 Mar 09 '11
between the 30 or so guys i know on flea, we should be able to start our own site???? what you think old buddy???
rangerdave Mar 09 '11
We have some valuable free agents here for other sites. What do you think ESPN, CBS, or Yahoo will give to get us to play on their sites?
overachiever77 Mar 09 '11
Myfantasyleague is supposedly working on an import for flea leagues. They came up with an import for fanball leagues are offering 2011 free to those leagues that switch from that site. I'd say they'll do thesame for flea leagues.


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