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The term scratching was coined to describe the practice of the real-time manipulation of 12-inch discs on highly adapted turntables. It grew up in US discos where DJs began to programme the records they played, running them together, cutting one into another on beat and in key, superimposing, crossfading and so on. Soon this developed to the point where a good DJ could play records as an accompanying or solo instrument, along with a rhythm box, other tracks or singing. New and extended techniques emerged: for instance the rhythmic slipping of disc to and fro rapidly by hand on a low friction mat to create rhythms and cross rhythms, alongside old Musique Concrète techniques: controlled speed alterations and Sillons fermé riffs. (Source - Chris Cutler (2000). Plunderphonics, in Simon Emmerson, ed. Music, Electronic Media and Culture. Aldershot: Ashgate.)
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The annual Top 100 NFL Players list by CBS Sports NFL columnist Pete Prisco was released this week with three Houston Texans players selected.
Those selected were defensive end J.J. Watt at No. 3 overall, offensive tackle Duane Brown at No. 66 and wide receiver Andre Johnson with an 81st ranking.
Here is a link to the Top 100 article.
Last season, Watt was No. 2 on the list, but I feel he is correct that Watt is a top-three talent in all of the NFL.
The two players ranked ahead of Watt this year were quarterbacks Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers.
Of Watt, Prisco wrote:
"His numbers were down some last season, but he still played at a high level. He is a one-man wrecking crew."
Of Brown, who I also feel is very deserving of this Top 100 list, Prisco said:
"His play slipped last season, but he is still a top-tier tackle. He needs to rebound this season — and I think he will."
Then there is the ranking of Johnson at No. 81. This is a tough one. Johnson had three different QBs under center for the Texans last season, and the offense had a beat-up rushing attack. He still caught 109 receptions for 1,407 yards and five touchdowns.
There were 13 wide receivers ranked ahead of Johnson on the list, and that, I can't understand or agree with.
One NFL GM said of Johnson in Prisco's rankings article:
"His skills have started to decline, but still a good athlete with excellent body control as a route-runner."
Sure, there are better wide receivers in the NFL, but not 13 wide outs who are better.
Though Johnson and the Texans are in a disagreement on what direction the team is headed right now, he's still one of the most dependable WRs in the NFL.
Not many QBs could have put up the number he did last season with what he had at QB which was basically a veteran QB in a rut, a career backup and a player who was just getting his first snaps in the NFL.
I enjoy reading Prisco's articles, but on this 81st ranking, I'm going to have to disagree.
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One of the myths surrounding vampires is that they can't see their reflection in a mirror. I've come to the belief that there's a certain "vampiric" nature with conservatives, at least when it comes to seeing their reflection. I started thinking about this while reading an article about Laurel County in Kentucky.
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I've seen the same story repeated in many of the rural areas where I've lived. Jobs are few and far between, with those that are there often paying substandard wages. People struggle to "get by," and the young leave for better opportunities elsewhere. Sad? Yes. But here's the thing: They're also often represented by … Republicans.


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text: Riding The Tiger "I discovered that being a President is like riding a tiger. A man has to keep on riding or be swallowed." Harry S. Truman Posted February 1, 2013 By Amber Lautigar Reichert Friday Feature: Andrew Jackson Riding the Tiger Pictured: an etching of the Jackson assassination attempt. This week, January 30, is the 178th anniversary of the first recorded attempted presidential assassination. On January 30, 1835, Andrew Jackson was attending a congressional funeral held in the House chamber of the Capitol. As he exited, Richard Lawrence, an unemployed house painter, approached Jackson and shot at him. Incredibly, his gun misfired. Lawrence pulled out a second pistol and, again, a misfire. By this time Jackson was actively fighting back, reportedly clubbing Lawrence with his walking cane. Bystanders joined in, one of whom was Rep. Davy Crockett of Tennessee, and Lawrence was wrestled to the ground and disarmed. It's generally accepted that Richard Lawrence was a deeply mentally unstable person, believing that Andrew Jackson was withholding funds that would allow Lawrence to take his rightful place as King Richard III of England (who died in 1485). At his trial, the jury deliberated for five minutes before finding him not guilty by reason of insanity. He spent the rest of his life in mental hospitals, and died in the Government Hospital (later renamed St. Elizabeths Hospital) in 1861. In the 1930s, the Smithsonian Institution reportedly test fired Lawrence's derringer pistols… both of them fired normally on the first try. Stay tuned! Every Friday we'll highlight an interesting item from presidential history. Andrew Jackson Not Riding a Tiger Tweet


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A pterygium is an abnormal, noncancerous growth of the conjunctiva. The conjunctiva is a thin membrane lining the inside of the eyelid and part of the eyeball. It is located between the sclera, or the "white of the eye" which surrounds the eyeball, and the cornea, the dome-shaped window covering the front of the eye which is responsible for the refraction of light. If a pterygium continues to grow, it may spread onto the cornea.
Excessive growth of the conjunctiva leads to a pterygium. The exact cause of pterygium is unknown.
Risk Factors
A risk factor is something that increases the chances of developing a disease or a condition.
Risk factors for pterygium include:
Excessive exposure to environmental conditions (sunlight, dust, dirt, heat, dryness, wind, smoke) due to
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- Work in occupations with excessive exposure to solvents or chemicals
- Family members with pterygium
- Sex: male
- Increasing age
The symptoms of pterygia vary from person-to-person. It appears as a fleshy spot—whitish in color and containing blood vessels—extending onto the surface of the eye. In some people, pterygia remain small and do not affect vision. These pterygia are noticed only because of their abnormal cosmetic appearance. In other people, pterygia grow quickly and large enough to eventually distort the corneal surface and cause severely blurred vision. Pterygia do not cause pain.
Symptoms may include:
- Redness
- Dryness
- Irritation
- Tearing
- Sensation of something in the eye
- Blurred vision
If you experience any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to pterygium. These symptoms may be caused by other eye conditions. If you experience any one of them, see your eye doctor.
Your eye doctor will ask about symptoms and medical history, and perform a complete eye examination. Tests may include the following:
- Visual acuity—a test to measure your ability to see and read the smallest letters on an eye chart mounted 14 to 20 feet away
- Slit lamp examination—a bright light with magnification used to view the eye
- Corneal topography—a computerized test that maps changes to the curvature of the cornea
- Photo documentation—photography to record the degree of growth of a pterygium
The main goals of treating a pterygium are to:
- Prevent progression, inflammation, and infection
- Aid in the healing process, if surgery is performed
Treatment options include:
- Periodic eye examination, usually when the pterygium causes no or minimal symptoms
If symptoms increase, additional treatments may include:
- prescription topical antibiotics to prevent infection
- topical corticosteroids to reduce inflammation
- ocular lubricants, such as artificial tears
- Radiation therapy to stop pterygium cells from reforming
- Medications
If vision becomes severely blurred, the pterygium may need to be surgically removed. This is commonly done on an outpatient basis. On occasion, a pterygium can return. Steps may be taken during the operation to prevent this from happening.
In rare cases, a pterygium causes serious scarring of the cornea. If this happens, a corneal transplant may be needed. Once the pterygium has been surgically removed, the medicine Mitomycin C may be used to aid in healing and prevent recurrence.
To help reduce your chances of developing a pterygium, take the following steps:
- Wear dark glasses with UV protection to shield the eyes from sun, dust, and wind
- Avoid harsh environmental factors to slow the growth or regrowth of pterygium
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Deluxe Led Zeppelin Reissues Confirmed For 2013
Monday, November 5, 2012
Jimmy Page confirmed that he's remastering all nine Led Zeppelin albums, with each set being readied as deluxe, expanded editions featuring, "extra music and bonus material," according to NME. Page, who produced all of Led Zeppelin's live and studio albums, has served as the band's chief archivist and personally oversaw the remastering of the band's catalogue back in the nearly '90s.
In Page's new interview with Mojo magazine, he explained, "There are a number of Led Zeppelin projects that will come out next year because there are different versions of tracks that we have that can be added to the album so there will be box sets of material that will come out, starting next year. There will be one box set per album with extra music that will surface."
There has been no release date set for the box sets and it's not known whether the albums will be released at once or staggered, as was done by Pink Floyd for their deluxe "Immersion" collections.
Peter Frampton told us that there are few people around that understand how to truly harness the power of a recording studio like Led Zeppelin did: "Jimmy is an orchestrator. That's what I see with him , most of all. See, I did sessions with for John Paul Jones as an MD (Musical Director) for producers before Led Zeppelin, or even while they were getting together. So, you're talking about one of the top musical directors of rock stuff for sessions in London, being John Paul Jones and then you're talking about the top session player way back to the early, mid-'60s, I think."
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Your little dunk master will hit the court like an NBA pro in the adidas® youth Revolution 30 replica shorts. Crafted with breathable polyester mesh, they're decorated with contrasting stripes on the sides and bottom; a team logo is featured on the lower left leg.
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Yes, we lost. But I don't think it's necessarily fair to say that ACORN stole the election, do you?
PPP's first post election national poll finds that Republicans are taking the results pretty hard...and also declining in numbers.
49% of GOP voters nationally say they think that ACORN stole the election for President Obama. We found that 52% of Republicans thought that ACORN stole the 2008 election for Obama, so this is a modest decline, but perhaps smaller than might have been expected given that ACORN doesn't exist anymore.
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Wednesday, 22 June 2011 12:52
Got a call from Eaton, Ohio a few days ago and folks up there say they keep up with stuff in the "Connection". Talked about a young fellow, Aaron Smith, who was having a happy birthday on June 19th. He was a teenager on this date and Papa and Granny Bill and Charlene Gross wanted to wish him a happy day. It's always good to hear from folks and to my good friend Aaron, happy birthday.
Schools out, summer is in and its fun time for all sorts of folks. So much to do and relax with theme parks, vacation plans and such, but its also time to be careful and not get hurt. All sorts of dangers lurk around when one lets down the guard.
Kids left in automobiles is so dangerous, and around water without a life vest can be a tragedy and don't forget the danger from strangers. Summer is great and it's a good time to have fun and relax but not too much or it can end wrong. Watch out for kids and lets make it a safe summer this year.
And to family member Wesley Holland, happy birthday to you on June 19th. Hope it was your best one on 30!
And a very fine lady across the hill on Gabbard Fork, Kim Reid, celebrated her happy birthday on June 19th. Hope you had a real happy day and many more too.
Got a note from good friend, Wanda (Chestnut) Reid. She says the date is set for the 50th graduation reunion of the Class of 1963. Wow! It sure has passed by so quickly. The date for the celebration is September 7, 2013. Will sure remind everyone when it gets closer. But it still is something to think about.
Several have asked about the Lower Saddler Cemetery meeting this year. The date is July 10th and the meeting will start about 10:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. Folks are invited to attend and by all means bring a good sitting chair and a covered dish for lunch. Yours truly will bring the message and the Harper Byrd family and the Maynard Byrd family will provide the special singing. Will have a good time for sure.
11 in 2011 is a good number for Cameron Saylor who will have his number 11 on this date June 22, 2011. Happy day to you Cameron.
And two cakes in one week for Kim Reid as it's the anniversary for her and Kevin. It's 15 happy years on June 22nd. And we all say congratulations.
June is such an exciting time especially for VBS. Ever wonder what that good smell is and the smoke rising? It's hot dogs being burned on a grill and about the tastiest food anywhere is a hot burned hot dog dribbled with mustard and catchup with a few chips and an Oreo for dessert and kids and grownups a like joining in. The VBS is important to the churches to reach people and the feasting is good too. Been there, done that!
And its happy birthday to a fine young lady down the road, Makyla Hooker, on June 23rd. She will be a happy 15 on this date. Just think one more year till drivers license time!
Some folks have asked, "Is it too late to plant a garden?" The answer from here is no. But ground that is in a dormant or fallow state might not be much useful. Ground that has been cultivated and is in good shape should produce a lot of good late stuff. Bugs might be a problem, but a good pesticide can help take care of this problem. This is of course based on experience.
And to a fine gentleman, Josh Grubb, will be a happy 27 on June 24th. He's sort of busy these days with his medical studies and such but hopefully he will take time and enjoy his happy day. Ain't it nice to have a doctor in the family?
And our last birthday wish this week goes out to a fine young lady and great-niece, JoVannia Hollingsworth who will be a happy number 29 on June 25th. We all want to wish her a super day.
Mr. Wilson in the "Grapes of Wrath" movie says "When you know things, you know." No doubt words like mistrust, motive, ill-gotten gain, deception, and others are in everyday encounters makes one yearn for a past time when it was simple and folks said a thing and it was true. It was better than having to always add, "What did you say?" Oh well, that's it this week and from here it seems time has passed me by! Hope all is well at your house.
Fly old glory and thank God for His blessings.
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Wednesday, 01 June 2011 13:05
It has been a rainy May for sure and made for a lot of sore backs from cutting and pulling weeds and grass. Probably will wish for some of this rain during the hot days of summer. It was a busy weekend at the "Junction" with the decoration day and Memorial Dy activities. A goodly number showed up at the cemetery meeting on Sunday and likewise several folks enjoyed the hospitality of the Allen family at the "Junction". One of the good things about eating, it brings folks together!
Next Sunday, June 5th is the annual meeting at the Collins Cemetery on Collins Fork. Service starts around 10:30 or 11 a.m. This is one of the oldest annual meetings and everyone is invited to attend. Bring a comfortable chair and come out and enjoy a breath of fresh air with friends and kinfolks.
Happy birthday to long time friend, Golden Johnson, Jr on May 29th. Hope you had a good day Junior.
It will be a big event at Burning Springs on June 2nd for it's the date for kindergarten graduation. One of the graduates if yours truly's eldest granddaughter, Kennedy Grace Allen. We all say congratulations to her and all the other graduates.
Brings to mind also, there will be free fishing days on June 4th and 5th. No license needed or required on these days. Just a hook and pole along with a can of worms, might take some insect repellent along because of the many mosquitoes that hatch out of all the surplus water. But what's a few bites from an insect when the fish are biting.
She is a fine little lady and on May 30th, Miss Marissa Reid was a happy number 10. We all say happy day to her and many more.
To close out our May birthday wishes, May 31st was a happy day for Ralph Lunsford. Hope he had a real good day.
Now here is one for the serious fisherman, June 1st is opening day for tickling and noodling for rough fish. This sport does require some skill and there are other kinds of aquatic stuff down under the water.
June 1st is a good day for a fine fellow, Aaron Hammons who will be a happy sweet 16. We all wish him a super day.
Happy birthday to a fine niece, Debra Ann (Allen) Chestnut on June 2nd. Ain't it strange how fast almost a half a century passes? Happy birthday to you.
And for a fine couple, former DOM of the Booneville Baptist Association, Bill Nichols and his lovely wife Charmaine will celebrate their happy anniversary on June 2nd. We wish them well and many more happy years.
Clay County lost a fine friend and fellow with the passing of Robert (Robby) Baker. We extend our deepest and sincere condolences to the family.
Well thought of fellow, John Lucas Hubbard will celebrate his happy birthday on June 4th. He will be a happy number 9. Have a good day John.
And for a fine fellow and his lovely wife, nephew Jimmy Lee and Carrie Allen will celebrate their happy anniversary on June 4th. It will be number 6 and from friends and kin, we say congratulations.
And for a fine couple and well thought of, Roger and Reecia Samples will celebrate their anniversary on June 4th. It will be a happy 34 for them and let's all offer our congratulations.
That's about it for this week and as always, a wish that all is well at your house. The words of Jesus in the Bible says "for those that ask, will receive a drink that springs up unto eternal life." That's the offer for thirsty souls.
God bless America and let's pray for peace in our time.
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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 14:01
Sacker Cemetery Service Set for May 29
Lots of stories are available to describe the proverbial "fisherman's luck." Every now and then a dandy tid-bit comes along and it just has to be used for all to see. The story went something like this, the tools of a musky fisherman are many but the little used one, the crow call, should for good reasons be kept in the tackle box. It seems the big ones weren't biting and out came the old faithful crow call and it's not sure what happened if the big musky either tried to jump in the boat or just attacked it! But anyway you count the score the fisherman got the bad luck with not only one part wet but all over! Now the moral is, "don't use the crow call unless you are desperate and be sure to be sitting down and hang on!
For a lovely lady and friend, Mrs. Beulah Ponder, Sunday last was her happy birthday number 91 years young. We wish her many more.
For folks who have loved ones at the "Sacker" Cemetery, Sunday, May 29th at 11a.m will be a cemetery service. Yours truly will bring the morning message. Bring a chair and dress casually and come on out for a fine time of fellowship and not only here, but all over Appalachia. The Sunday nearest Memorial Day usually is Decoration Day. It's been around longer than most can remember. Putting fresh flowers on loved ones graves and after wards folk gather for lunch and fellowship. It's good for brethren to dwell together.
May 23rd was a good day for long time friend and business lady, Janet Smith. It was her birthday and from a lot of folks we say, happy birthday.
Good friend, Denver Smith hasn't been feeling well lately but he did travel down to the "Junction" last week to catch a swarm of fine honeybees. He has mastered the art of getting the fantastic worker to just get into the box and go to work on making some fine honey. Hope he gets to feeling better.
Fine fellow with many talents, Johnny T. Smith, had his happy birthday on May 24th. Hope you had a great day J.T.
And for a dandy great-niece and her husband, Candace (Grubb) Spurlock and her husband Barry May 24th was special for them as it was their happy anniversary. So congratulations o them on their 14th and we all wish them many more.
For a lot of folks, Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer fun. Most kids are out of school, some companies take inventory and that means vacation. One thing is a given, millions of folks are on the road again. Best advice it to be vigilant, don't drink and watch out for the other guy. Accidents can be avoided, sometimes!
She is a fine lady and no doubt has lots of support from family and friends, Bailey Hubbard that is, and on May 26th she will be a happy number 11. We all say happy birthday.
And for a fine lady, Margaret Hooker we wish her a happy birthday on May 26th. Many more happy years to you Margaret. Happy belated 1st birthday to Carter Clay Jones on May 18th from your family.
It sure was a big smile looking over the tater patch and not seeing nary-a-bug. Yours truly found the knock out for the stripped little bug!
Congratulations to Frankie and Elsie Woods on their wedding Friday night, May 20th. It was a full house of guests and friends in the impressive ceremony. We wish them well.
Hope all is well at your house and that great care will be taken while traveling this weekend
Wonder who will get the money that has been gouged from consumers by the oil companies?
Everyone should know, honesty is the best policy.
That's it for now.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 May 2011 14:02
Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:15
Yours truly and Barbara were at Mammoth Cave National Park last week for the annual Kentucky Director of Missions training event. For the meeting place, it was a dandy with all sorts of natural things to catch ones eye. Deer and turkey are readily visible and gray squirrels are tame and beg for food from workers and visitors alike. The accommodations at the local park hotel were better than adequate. Food was delicious and staff pleasant and willing to make one comfortable. But the best part of the meeting was the fellowship with KBC staff and other DOMs. It's a good time of learning and to get refreshed for the work ahead. And as well millions of people visit the park and find it better than OK!
Time has gone by quickly for a fine neighbor, Miss Rebecca Hooker, who was a happy 19 on May 15th. Happy birthday to you Becky.
For folks taking to the forest this weekend, some advice ahead of time. There are many insects to deal with when out in the open area. Mosquitoes are plentiful and carry a nasty bite, along with some types of disease. Ticks are prevalent and will not hesitate to bite and keep biting. The little deer tick will embed in the flesh and is most difficult to dislodge. Snakes in the copperhead and rattlesnake types are around as well. Their bite is painful and can be fatal if not handled properly. Wasps of all kind need to be avoided. For these types of pest, a good repellent will often be all that is needed, a good pair of boots and or leggings are enough for snakes. The best thing for wasp, leave them alone and move on. Harvested game should be cleaned and kept cool for best results.
And on May 16th, happy birthday to business lady Melanda Adams. From friends and kin we wish her a happy day.
Good friend Dillard Couch says gardeners need to watch their tomatoes and make sure the tater bugs haven't moved onto the tender plants. It only takes a short time for your plants to be destroyed. A good hammer takes too long so best spray with a good pesticide.
For a long time friend, well thought of by many, business lady and our first lady school board member, Mrs. Geraldine Smith, and she will have her happy birthday on May 18th. So a bunch of folks say, happy birthday Boots.
Two of the finest folks up Sand Hill way, Carl and Jewell Hoskins will celebrate their happy anniversary on May 18th. Its their 54th and we all say congratulations.
Eldest niece and super person, Georgia Lee (Collins) Grubb will have her happy birthday on May 19th. Happy birthday Georgia, hope you are feeling well.
And for two of the best neighbors, Shade and Kristy Smith, at the end of the field at the "Junction" happy anniversary number 10 to you on May 19th.
And our final wish of the week, happy birthday to a fine fellow, Steven Douglas Collins, who will be a happy number 12. We say happy day to you on May 20th.
A little tired at this time of writing but thankful for the many, many blessings of life. Hoping all is well at your house. Most things it seems can protect themselves from outside harm but the inside enemy is harder. The Bible calls it "subtle". America needs a right spirit inside. We pray for His blessings.
That's all for now.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 May 2011 13:17
Wednesday, 11 May 2011 12:17
Not many folks were seen with gigs or cane poles to catch the spawning suckers this spring. It's too late for the year to gig, but suckers still can be caught using the old fashion worm on a hook. Not as much fun as wading but then the end result is the same, fish in the skillet!
Things are somewhat quiet on the election front since there are no local races. But we must not forget state elections are very important and have a great impact on our lives. Next Tuesday is primary election day and all voters need to go to the poles and vote your conviction. Every vote counts.
Happy birthday on May 8th to a fine fellow, Rev. Aaron Melton. He ain't no spring chicken but we still wish him a special happy day.
And for a very fine lady and friend, Mrs. Phyllis Crawford, had her happy birthday on May 8th. We all want to wish her a real happy birthday.
For officers and members of Oneida Lodge #736, Saturday night May 14th at 7 p.m. is the stated communication for May. There is planned work in the 3rd degree. Your presence is needed. If possible bring a covered dish or desert and come on out for some fine fellowship.
For a fine fellow and friend, Coye Valentine, happy birthday to you on May 11th. We all want to wish him a real fine day.
Years ago while living on the bank of the South Fork River, it was a pleasant sound to the ear, that being the deep voice of the river bullfrog. Some say, something has happened to the big frogs and the sport as well. At noon on May 20th the season for bullfrog opens. This is an unusual sport and the participants need to know about the kind of license required to collect the delicate and tasty tasting food. Check the hunting guide for specifics but in some cases a hunting license is needed and on some occasions s fishing license is required .
On May 12th, a real fine "Sacker" dude, Jacob Allen, will be a happy number 12. From all the Allen kin and friends we wish him a real fine day.
The Conceal to Carry class held this past Saturday was well attended There were 34 people completing the course to become a legal carrier of deadly force. Its important to have proper training along with the right to carry.
As a young boy, following the foot tracks of an older brother, it was so exciting to squirrel hunt during the mulberry season. There wasn't a squirrel season in summer back then but the appetite for the delicacy was enough to hunt anyway. The date for the spring season for this year has been set for May 21st. Due to the way our forests have been managed seems to have done away with a lot of the mulberry trees. But its squirrel season anyway. More later on this.
For a fine fellow, Adam Collins, will be a happy number 8 on May 13th. Happy day Adam.
And for a fine fellow and good neighbor down the road, Carl Melton, will have his happy birthday on May 14th. Happy birthday to you Carl.
For family and friends who have loved ones resting at the Woods Cemetery on Sacker, there will be a memorial service on Sunday, May 29th at 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome to come and fellowship. The service will last about one hour.
That's about it this week, still dodging rain drops but anyway its warmer. Still pray for our southern neighbors who have lost so much during the tornadoes and floods. The Bible teachers, "It's better to give". Hope all is well at your house and your lawn mower is in good shape.
God bless America.
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The most popular driver in NASCAR will wheel a tribute to the U.S. Armed Forces at the May NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ race at Charlotte Motor Speedway and the July NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ race at Daytona International Speedway. The No. 88 National Guard Chevrolet die-cast will replicate Earnhardt's Daytona car. A portion of the proceeds from each die-cast sold benefits the USO, the Armed Forces Foundation and Support Our Troops.
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- Detailed disk brake assembly
- Detailed trunk compartment with authentic painted fuel cell
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- Die-cast tie rod assembly
- Fabric window net
- Includes a sticker designating its production quantity to heighten its future value
- Interior hoses painted black
- Limited edition
- More than 100 total parts and pieces
- NASCAR The NASCAR Foundation and Lionel NASCAR Collectables are proud to UNITE to help military families. To learn how you can get involved, go to NASCAR.com/Unites
- Officially licensed
- Opening hood and trunk
- Painted window detail
- Realistic radiator
- Rear window funnel access
- Roof camera
- Rubber tires
- Spark plug wires
- Stamped metal hinges on hood and trunk
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- Working rack and pinion steering
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