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Using Monte Carlo Simulations to assess module shipping programs in EPC projects
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Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Ode to the Bee Gees-- Part 1: Just One Brother Left Now
From the May 21, 2012, List of the Day by Rob O'Connor "Robin Gibb and remembering the Bee Gees.
The Bee Gees were not just a disco group. Barry is now the only remaining one of the Gibb brothers. Andy Gibb died in 1988, Maurice in 2003 and Robin in 2012.
After not recording for awhile, i see that Barry Gibb has a song "In the Now" that is #23 on the November 19, 2016 Beach Music Top 40 Chart. The Bee Gee's "Massachusetts" was one of Liz and my "Special Songs" when we first started dating and going steady back in high school.
This is a career overview list with a few obscurities thrown in as well. Mr. O'Connor gives some more information on each one, but I'm mostly just listing the songs.
25. If I Can't Have You-- Barry did this one with a voice that reached sky-high. Best known by Yvonne Elliman.
24. Melody Fair-- From the red "Odessa" double album with the red velvet cover.
23. Words
Little Old "Magnolia Breath" Me.. --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Consuming fried okra north of the Mason-Dixon line is considered gastric perversion and may lead close friends to refer to you as "magnolia breath."
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
19 Famous Cubs Fans Flying the "W" For the World Series-- Part 2
11. Jim Belushi
12. Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation" TV show)
13. Joe Mantegna (actor "Criminal Minds")
14. Gary Sinise
15. Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave)
16. Hillary Clinton
17. Jeff Garlin (actor)
18. Bonnie Hunt (actress)
19. Scottie Pippen
What, No Michael Jordan" --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Remember, boiled okra is so slippery, you may think you're swallowing little green oysters.
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Labels: Chicago Cubs, Cubs fans, Lists
Monday, November 28, 2016
19 Famous Cub Fans Flying the "W" This World Series-- Part 1
From Celeb Chatter.
1. John Cusack
2. Bill Murray
3. Eddie Veder (Pearl Jam)
4. Vince Vaughn
5. Jake Johnson (not sure who he is)
6. Jack White (White Stripes)
7. Brett Eldridge (country singer)
8. Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men)
9. Bob Newhart
10. Pete Wentz (guitarist Fall Out Boy)
Bill Murray, One Really Funny Guy. --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Okra can be boiled, fried, steamed or pickled. But no matter how you do it, its still tastes exactly like okra.
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Labels: Chicago Cubs, Cubs fans, Lists
Friday, November 25, 2016
Music Scratches: Seven-- Sully-- Storks-- School
Movie Scratches, a Dog's Eye View of Today's Movies.
57. THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN-- 10-19-- Fox Lake, $5-- "So far, so good." Really unlikely group beats a really, really bad guy.
58. SULLY-- 10-20-- Fox Lake, $6-- "Brace for impact!!" FAA tries to fry a hero.
59. STORKS-- 10-20-- Fox Lake, $6-- Wolf bridge, Wolf boat, Wolf plane. Pretty smart group of wolves.
60. MIDDLE SCHOOL: THE WORST YEARS OF MY LIFE-- 10-25-- Round Lake Beach, $6-- Battling the man (principal), bullies, rules and loss of brother.
Love Those Nathan's At Regal Cinemas in Round Lake Beach ($1). --RoadDog
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Labels: 2016 Movie Scratches, Lists, Movie Scratches, Movies
WLS Top Ten for November 25, 1966: "You Keep Me Hanging On"
1. GOOD VIBRATIONS-- Beach Boys
2. WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL-- New Vaudeville Band
3. YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON-- Supremes
4. POOR SIDE OF TOWN-- Johnny Rivers
5. LADY GODIVA-- Peter & Gordon
6. LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE-- Monkees
7. MELLOW YELLOW-- Donovan
8. STOP STOP STOP-- Hollies
9. I WANNA MEET YOU-- Cryan Shames Good ol' WLS pushing our Chicago local bands again.
10. DEVIL WITH A BLUE DRESS ON-- Mitch Ryder
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "Her Long Brown Hair, Hangin' Down Around Her Knees." --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: A pod of okra on a gold chain makes an excellent conversation piece. You can tell everyone that it's an elk's tooth -- with plaque.
"Lady Godiva"
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
This Being the Day to Eat Bird, the Drive's Ten at Ten: Gone to the Birds
In just a little bit, I'm off to eat some bird, as in turkey.
On Tuesday, the Drive's (WDRV 97.1 FM) Ten at Ten was Gone to the Birds. Every song has to do with birds, be it the title or group:
WITCHY WOMAN-- Eagles
BLACKBIRD-- Beatles
FLY LIKE AN EAGLE-- Steve Miller Band
SONGBIRD-- Fleetwood Mac
TUFF ENUFF-- Fabulous Thunderbirds
MOCKINGBIRD-- James Taylor & Carly Simon
FOR YOUR LOVE-- Yardbirds
FREE BIRD-- Lynyrd Skynyrd
BLUEBIRD-- Buffalo Springfield
CANARY IN A COAL MINE-- Police
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "Take These Broken Wings and learn to Fly." --RoadDog
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Labels: Bob Stroud, Chicago Radio, Lists, Music, WDRV
Thanksgiving Planes, Trains, Automobiles and Alice's Restaurant on Chicago's Drive
Today, Chicago's WDRV, the Drive, 97.1 FM, is playing the whole "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Githrie. Hey, it's a Thanksgiving, draft song. They played it already at 6 a.m. and will play it again at noon and at 4 p.m..
It streams at www.wdrv.com and times are CST.
Also, all weekend now, they will be playing songs about planes, trains and automobiles since it is a time to visit relatives and friends by these three modes of transportation.
In the last hour, they played:
TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN'-- Aerosmith
HITTCHIN'A RIDE-- Vanity Fare
CRAZY TRAIN-- Ozzy Osbourne
DOWNTOWN TRAIN-- Rod Stewart
JENNY TAKE A RIDE-- Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels
You Can Get Anything That You Want.
Name That Tune (from the above): "And We Decided That One Big Pile Was Better Than Two Small Piles." --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Even people who don't eat okra may find it useful -- for example, as a green plumb-bob for a vegetarian architect.
"Alice's Restaurant"
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Labels: Chicago Radio, Lists, Music, Thanksgiving, WDRV
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
About Last Weekend-- Part 3: Sad, Sad Bears, But Good Times With Jim Sieg
We went to the Squaw Bar in Ingleside, Illinois, and met up with the Usual Suspects: Pam, Sue, Paul, Glenn, Kelly, Kevin, Ed and Laura and watched another sad effort by the Bears, though they were in the lead at the end of the first half. They are now 2-8 and best hope is to lose more for a better draft choice which must be spent on a quarterback. Cutler is not the answer.
But, Liz did win a Walter Payton game jersey on the raffle draw, so all was not a loss.
We then drove over to Sunnyside Tavern in Johnsburg and certainly enjoyed Jim Sieg performing. This afternoon, he also had his usual steel guitarist and another guy sat in with him on guitar.
The Bad and the Good. --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Most people can't even recall ever having said anything at all about okra. Except possibly: "Are those legless geckos sleeping near my mashed potatoes.
We went to the Squaw Bar in Ingleside, Illinois, and met up with the Usual Suspects: Pam, Sue, Paul, Glenn, Kelly, Kevin, Ed and Laura and watched another sad effort by the Bears, though they were in the lead at the end of the first half. They are now 2-8 and best hope is to lose more for a better draft choice which must be spent on a quarterback. Cutler is not the answer.
But, Liz did win a Walter Payton game jersey on the raffle draw, so all was not a loss.
We then drove over to Sunnyside Tavern in Johnsburg and certainly enjoyed Jim Sieg performing. This afternoon, he also had his usual steel guitarist and another guy sat in with him on guitar.
The Bad and the Good. --RoadDog
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Most people can't even recall ever having said anything at all about okra. Except possibly: "Are those legless geckos sleeping near my mashed potatoes.
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Labels: Bands, bars, Chicago Bears, Good Times in the Area
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
About Last Weekend-- Part 2: Big Wind Blows Down the Tree, Musical "A Christmas Story"
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19: That wind continued to howl all night. I looked out the window from time to time during the night to see how the Bradford pear tree was doing. It still stood, but looked smaller than before. At daylight, I looked out and a good 50-70% of the tree was down, sadly the most colorful part. Something I sure didn't want to happen. Some of the bushes around it were somewhat crushed in spots. Looks like I'll have some cutting to do, but, hey, firewood! What do they say about when life gives you lemons?
We went to the matinee play at the Woodstock Opera House for the musical "A Christmas Story" put on by the Town Square Players, a local theater group. "A Christmas Story" is my favorite Christmas movie and I wanted to see how it could be turned into a musical. They did a great job and, with the exception of two songs, we really enjoyed the play. How those young kids can remember all those lines is beyond me. Well Done.
Ate at Wendy's and went to Sunnyside Tap on the way home.
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA: Some say okra is a vegetable; others say it's a fruit.
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Labels: "A Christmas Story", bars, fast food, Good Times in the Area, Movies, musicals, trees, winds, windstorm, Woodstock Illinois
Monday, November 21, 2016
About Last Weekend-- Part 1: Hello McRib, Windstorm & Craft Beer
FRIDAY, NOV. 18: Rain off and on all day but temps remained unseasonably warm, but started dropping in the afternoon as winds picked up.. Took the '03 Malibu to Ray Chevrolet in Fox Lake, Illinois, to fix a radiator leak and get an oil change. I had my first McRib of the season at McDonald's!!! Oh Boy!! I paid $5 for the McRib meal which also came with fries and drink.
The wind was really blowing by 4 p.m. and the Bradford pear tree by the deck was really doing some bending. Bradford pear trees are notorious for weak wood and several years back ion a November windstorm I had lost another one. These trees also are among the last to lose their leaves and have brilliant color. All the weight and mass of the leaves don't help things either.
We went to 'Cuda's on Grasslake Road for their $2 draft craft pints and then to the Legion with friends Kevin and Kelly.
THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT OKRA (From the Orange Peel Gazette): Iy is a well-known fact that common garden insects will NOT eat okra. Neither will uncommon garden insects. That should tell you something.
Labels: bars, beer, Craft Beer, fast food, Good Times in the Area, McDonald's, McRib, weather, winds
Friday, November 18, 2016
WLS Top 40 for November 18, 1966-- Part 6: "You Keep Me Hanging On"
10. STOP STOP STOP-- Hollies
9. RAIN ON THE ROOF-- Lovin' Spoonful
8. HOORAY FOR HAZEL-- Tommy Roe
7. I WANNA MEET YOU-- Cryan Shames Went to #85 on Billboard. WLS supporting yet another Chicago group. This makes four Chicago groups on the WLS Top 40 this week: Buckinghams #36, Shadows of Knight #34, Chicago Loop #30 and the Cryan Shames.
6. REACH OUT-- Four Tops
5. YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON-- Supremes
4. POOR SIDE OF TOWN-- Johnny Rivers
3. LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE-- Monkees
2. WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL-- New Vaudeville Band
1. GOOD VIBRATIONS-- Beach Boys
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "How Can You tell Me How Much You Miss Me." --RoadDog
"Poor Side of Town"
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WLS Top 40 for November 18, 1966-- Part 5: "Devil With a Blue Dress On"
20. MELLOW YELLOW-- Donovan Jumped from # 34 on the WLS chart
19. SEE SEE RIDER-- Eric Burdon & the Animals
18. HAIR ON MY CHINNY CHIN CHIN-- Sam the Sham Went to #22 on Billboard. Real name was Domingo "Sam" Samudio.
17. IT'S ONLY LOVE-- Tommy James & Shondells
16. IF I WERE A CARPENTER-- Bobby Darrin
15. DEVIL WITH A BLUE DRESS ON-- Mitch Ryder Went to #4 Billboard, his biggest hit. Part of the title was also "Good Golly Miss Molly" an old Shorty Long song.
14. DANDY-- Herman's Hermits
13. LADY GODIVA-- Peter & Gordon
12. 96 TEARS-- Question Mark & the Mysterians Went to #1 Billboard. Their biggest hit.
11. WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTED-- Jimmy Ruffin #7 Billboard. The brother of Temptations' David Ruffin.
Name That Tune (from the above): "Seventeen, a Beauty Queen." --RoadDog
HOW TO AVOID A CAR ACCIDENT: Question: "Could either driver have done anything to avoid the accident?" ANSWER: "I could have traveled by bus."
"Lady Godiva"
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Thursday, November 17, 2016
Busy Weekend Last Weekend
NOVEMBER 11, FRIDAY-- We missed the Veterans Day ceremony at the Fox Lake train depot because of dentist appointments. In the afternoon, we had Greg's 65th birthday party at Sunnyside Tavern in Johnsburg, with entertainment by Jim Sieg.
NOVEMBER 12, SATURDAY-- I went to the Marine Corps Birthday and Toys for Tots kickoff at the Fox Lake American Legion. Then I drove to DeKalb, Illinois, for the joint SCV camp meeting (Rock Island Prison and Camp Douglas) at Ellwood Steak House and heard a talk by Jim Barr on the Confederacy in Illinois.
Came home and watched Palatine High School win its quarter final game in the IHSA football playoffs. Never thought I'd see Palatine on TV.
We then went to the American Legion in Fox Lake and enjoyed the music of the Lakes Area Swing Band playing all that Big Band music.
NOVEMBER 13, SUNDAY-- We went to Squaw Bar and met the Usual Suspects and saw the first half of the sorry Bears game. We then went to Sunnyside for the second half and then to Oak Park Lounge for their chili cookoff and then back to Sunnyside.
Love That Marine SOS. --RoadDog
WLS Top 40 for November 17, 2016-- Part 4: "Louie Louie"
25. TIME AFTER TIME-- Chris Montez To #36 on Billboard. Protege of Ritchie Valens. Biggest hit "Let's Dance" (#4-1962).
24. I CAN MAKE IT WITH YOU-- Pozo Seco Singers Went to #32 on Billboard The group had six Top 100s and featured country singer Don Williams.
23. NINETEEN DAYS-- Dave Clark 5 To #48 Billboard
22. HELP ME GIRL-- Outsiders To #37 on Billboard. Last of four Top 40s for the Cleveland rock group.
21. LOUIE LOUIE-- Sandpipers Went to #30 on Billboard. L.A.-based trio and follow up to their biggest hit "Guantanamera" which went to #9.
Name That Tune (from the above): "Well, I Got That feeling." --RoadDog
"Help Me Girl"
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WLS Top 40 for November 17, 1966-- Part 3: "Talk, Talk"
30. SHE COMES TO ME-- Chicago Loop (When She Needs Good Lovin') Went to #37 on Billboard. Chicago rock band. Another one pushed by WLS. Quite the rocker and one I didn't remember ever hearing.
29. I'M READY FOR LOVE-- Martha & the Vandellas To #9 on Billboard. From Detroit and recorded on Gordy Records, part of the Motown Sound.
28. COMING ON STRONG-- Brenda Lee Went to #11 on Billboard. Her last really big hit. recording career lasted from 1957 to 1973.
27. SUGAR TOWN-- Nancy Sinatra To #5 Billboard. The first child of Nancy and Frank Sinatra, born in 1940.
26. TALK TALK-- Music Machine Went to #15 on Billboard. The biggest hit for the rock quintet from Los Angeles.
Name That Tune (from the above): "I Got Some Troubles, But They Won't Last." --RoadDog
"Sugar Town"
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WLS Top 40 for November 18, 1966-- Part 2: " A Hazy Shade of Winter"
35. WHO AM I-- Pet Clark Petula Clark from Epsom, England. Went to #21 on Billboard.
34. I'M GONNA MAKE YOU MINE-- Shadows of Knight #90 on Billboard. Again, here we have WLS pushing a local group.
33. A HAZY SHADE OF WINTER-- Simon & Garfunkel Went to #13 on Billboard.
32. TINY BUBBLES-- Do Ho Went to #57 on Billboard. Born in Hawaii in 1930. I always thought this was an older song.
31. I GOT A FEELING-- Neil Diamond Went to #16 on Billboard.
Name That Tune (from the above): "Make Me Happy, Make Me Feel Fine." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: A sign in front of a Macadamia Nut factory in Hawaii: "Caution: Nuts crossing road."
"Tiny Bubbles"
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Tuesday, November 15, 2016
WLS Top 40 for November 18, 1966-- Part 1 "Mame"
40. WHEEL OF HURT-- Margaret Whiting Went to #26 on Billboard. From 1946-1954, she was very popular, charting 40 times.
39. PLEASE DON'T EVER LEAVE ME-- Cyrkle Went to #59 on Billboard. From Eaton, Pennsylvania. A great little pop song clocking in at just two minutes.
38. MAME-- Herb Alpert #19 From Los Angeles and co-founder of A&M Records. His band was Tiquana Brass.
37. FREE AGAIN-- Barbra Streisand #83 on Billboard.
36. KIND OF A DRAG-- Buckinghams Debut. It went to #1 on Billboard. It was their first hit and a result of WLS constantly pushing local Chicago acts.
Name That Tune (from the above): "When Your baby Don't Love You." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: A sign in front of an advertising agency in south superhighway, Philippines: "A business with no sign is a sign of no business."
"Kind of a Drag"
Music Deaths: Chess Records Co-Founder Phil Chess-- Part 2
Chess records' rise helped mark the migration north of such Southern-born blacks as Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf and the transition of blues from acoustic to electric with hard-hitting arrangements that the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and other white stars openly drew upon.''One of today's greatest bluesmen, Buddy Guy, credited the label with raising Chicago's status to "World Capital of the Blues."
"Phil and Leonard Vhess were cuttin' the type of music no one else was paying attention to and now you can walk down (Chicago's) State Street today and see a portrait of Muddy that's ten stories tall," Guy, who recorded at Chess, said on Wednesday. "The Chess brothers had a lot to do with that. I'll always be grateful for that."
Like other businessmen of blues and early rock, the brothers were Jewish kids with an affinity for black music. Phil Chess was born Fiszel Czyz in Motol, Poland, and changed his name to Phil Chess after the family immigrated to the United States.
After he served in the U.S. Army during World War II, the brothers started out with a liquor store, then ran the Macomba Lounge nightclub and music venue before getting into the music recording business.
"Phil and Leonard Vhess were cuttin' the type of music no one else was paying attention to and now you can walk down (Chicago's) State Street today and see a portrait of Muddy that's ten stories tall," Guy, who recorded at Chess, said on Wednesday. "The Chess brothers had a lot to do with that. I'll always be grateful for that."
Like other businessmen of blues and early rock, the brothers were Jewish kids with an affinity for black music. Phil Chess was born Fiszel Czyz in Motol, Poland, and changed his name to Phil Chess after the family immigrated to the United States.
After he served in the U.S. Army during World War II, the brothers started out with a liquor store, then ran the Macomba Lounge nightclub and music venue before getting into the music recording business.
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Labels: blues, Dead Page, Music, Music Deaths 2016
Monday, November 14, 2016
Music Deaths: Chess Records Co-Founder Phil Chess-- Part 1
From the October 21, 2016, Chicago Tribune.
PHIL CHESS, 95. Died October 19, 2016.
Chess Records co-founder Phil Chess, who with brother Leonard helped launch the careers of Chuck Berry, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters and others and amassed a catalog of rock and electric "Chicago" blues that profoundly influenced popular music in the 1950s and beyond has died.
His older brother Leonard died in 1969.
Started in Chicago in 1950, Chess Records was home to many of the major blues artists of the following two decades and also took on such musical pioneers as Berry, Etta James and Ike Turner, whose "Rocket 88" is considered one of the earliest rock songs.
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Labels: blues, Chicago, Dead Page, Music, Music Deaths 2016
Rod Is Knighted and Bob Gets Nobel Prize
October 11th-- Rod Stewart is knighted in Britain.
October 13th-- Bob Dylan is awarded a Nobel prize for Literature.
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy, Sir Rod? --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: On the freeway in Boston during a MAJOR transformation of streets, bridges, etc., "Rome wasn't built in a day. If it was, we would have hired their contractor." I think I drove through that city back when this was happening. It was absolutely horrible.
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Labels: Music, Nobel Prize
Friday, November 11, 2016
Thanking Our Veterans Today
Say thanks to any U.S. veterans you meet today.
In honor of this day, Bob Stroud is doing his Ten at Ten on the Red, White and Blue. It starts at 10 a.m. CDT and will be replayed at 10 p.m. tonight. It streams on WDRV.com.
REV ON THE RED LINE-- Foreigner
RED HOUSE-- Jimi Hendrix
RED RAIN-- Peter Gabriel
A WHITER SHADE OF PALE-- Procul Harum
WHITE WEDDING-- Billy Idol
WHITE ROOM-- Cream
JACKIE BLUE-- Ozark Mountain Daredevils
FOR YOU BLUE-- Beatles
DEACON BLUES-- Steely Dan
BABY BLUE-- Badfinger
Thank a Vet. --RoadDog
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Labels: Bob Stroud, Chicago Radio, Lists, Music, Ten at Ten, Veterans Day, WDRV
Living in Today's World: "Idge" Phones
From the September 11, 2016, Family Circus comic strip.
1. One of their kids is holding a leash and says, "Mommy! I think Barfy (their dog) could use a little exercise. How 'bout I volunteer to take him for a walk around the park."
2. He is walking out the door with Barfy on the leash. the kid has his "Idge" phone out and says: "Okay! Let's go find 'em." You see him thinking about the Pokeyman Go things.
1. One of their kids is holding a leash and says, "Mommy! I think Barfy (their dog) could use a little exercise. How 'bout I volunteer to take him for a walk around the park."
2. He is walking out the door with Barfy on the leash. the kid has his "Idge" phone out and says: "Okay! Let's go find 'em." You see him thinking about the Pokeyman Go things.
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Labels: "Idge" Phones, comic strips, Living in Today's World
"Go Cubs Go," A 1984 Song, Hits Billboard Charts-- Part 2
The tune debuted a few months before Steve Goodman, a beloved Chicago singer-songwriter, died of leukemia in September 1984 at age 36. He was probably best known for writing the song "City of New Orleans," but in Chicago was also really popular for his song "Lincoln Park Pirates," about an infamous towing company.
"Go Cubs Go" also tops the LyricFind U.S. chart for the week ending November 19, up from No. 8 the previous week. The chart ranks the top trending lyric searches through LyricFind's syndication service. The song was also No. 5 on Spotify's Viral 50 list Tuesday.
The Cubs anthem received even more exposure Saturday when Cub fan Bill Murray, first baseman Anthony Rizzo, center fielder Dexter Fowler and catcher David Ross sang the tune on "Saturday Night Live."
Like the Man Said, "Go Cubs Go." --RoadDog
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WLS Top Ten for November 11, 1966: "Hooray for Hazel"
I was a sophomore at Palatine High School in Palatine, Illinois. I was on the wrestling team and doing lots and lots of running.
1. GOOD VIBRATIONS-- Beach Boys
2. LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE-- Monkees
3. 96 TEARS-- ? Mark & the Mysterians
4. REACH OUT-- Four Tops
5. WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL-- New Vaudeville Band
6. POOR SIDE OF TOWN-- Johnny Rivers
7. HOORAY FOR HAZEL-- Tommy Roe
8. DANDY-- Herman's Hermits
9. YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON-- Supremes
10. RAIN ON THE ROOF-- Lovin' Spoonful
Name That Tune (from the above): "Now If You Feel That You Can't Go On." --RoadDog
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Sure Been Enjoying This Warm Weather-- Part 2: Plain Joe and Just Jake
Hard to imagine sitting out OD (On Deck) and FP (Front Porch) comfortably in tee shirt and shorts on November 6th, but here I sat. Enjoyed listening to Rock and Roll Roots. And, with the end of Daylight Savings Time, it was light out much earlier.
I did some raking and burned some leaves, the smell of fall.
We went to Sunnyside for the soup cookoff (I especially love chili cookoffs) and saw the duo Plain Joe and Just Jake play.
SIGNS AND NOTICES: Seen in a restaurant: "Open seven days a week and weekends."
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Labels: Bands, bars, burning leaves, Chili Cookoffs, Good Times in the Area, great weather, soup cookoffs, The Smell of Fall
Thursday, November 10, 2016
"Go Cubs Go," a 1984 Song, Hits the Billboard Charts-- Part 1: (For Some Reason)
From the November 10, 2016, Chicago Tribune.
Not only are the Chicago Cubs making history, but music about them is as well.
Steve Goodman's 1884 song "Go Cubs Go," which is played and sung loudly after every Cubs win at Wrigley Field, debuts on the Billboard Pop Digital Song Sales chart at #21 and on the Billboard Digital Song Sales Chart at 49 for the week ending November 19.
The song drew 15,000 downloads and 2.5 million U.S. streams (mostly from You Tube clicks in the week that ended Nov. 3), according to Billboard. The Cubs won the World Series against the Cleveland Indians on Nov. 2.
Well, How About That!! --Go CubDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: Fitness Center sign: "Self esteem is feeling good about yourself - regardless of the facts."
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Labels: "Go Cubs Go", Billboard, Charts, Chicago Cubs, Cubs fans, Cubs Win World Series 2016, Music, Steve Goodman
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Congratulations Donald Trump, Now, Pay Your Taxes
That was some surprise. I really thought Hillary Clinton was going to win easily. Donald Trump scared far too many people, including us.
But, at least we have a president who is not the same-old, same-old brand of politician that we normally get. he is not afraid to speak out. But hopefully this campaign has taught him a few things about his mouth.
And, even better, now he just might pay some taxes. The government can sure use it. maybe he will even go back and back-pay them.
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The Cubs Were Big News in Chicago-- Part 2: Chief Wahoo Offensive?
** Chief Wahoo source of pride -- and disgust. I sure saw more Chief Wahoo logos on Cleveland fans than those ugly Cs. But. American Indians say its degrading. I agree with them. If I was an Indian, I'd find it offensive.
** Cubs fan born in 1908 hoping to see 2nd World Series win. Vivian Baron was born a few months before the Cubs beat the Detroit Tigers in the 1908 Series. Today, of course, she is 108.
** Aldermen still want answers on Cubs postseason ticket ban. They can no longer get tickets at face value. Well, this is Chicago you know.
And This Wasn't Even the Sports Section. --RoadDog
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The Cubs Were Big News in Chicago-- Part 1: The Curse of the Billy Goat?
From the October 27, 2016, Chicago Tribune. These are articles from the front section, not the sports.
Front page: Huge color photo of Anthony Rizzo crossing home plate after Kyle Schwarber's RBI single in the third inning at Progressive Field in Cleveland as Cubs beat the Indians 5-1 to even the series at one game apiece. Headline "BATMEN RETURN: Arrieta Starts Off Strong As Cubs Come Alive At the Plate to Tie the Series."
**Ex-Justice Stevens to come home for Series. Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens was born on Chicago's South Side and in 1929, at age 9, his father took him to his first Cubs game.
** What's the bleat? Sianis' kin says goat curse lives. Raging debate as to whether the curse of the billy goat has been lifted since the Cubs are in the World Series. Or, do the Cubs have to win it to break it?
Bleat If You believe. --RoadDog
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Living In Today's World: "Don't Pull It Out!!"
From the September 6, 2016, Dustin comic strip.
Dustin's dad is standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. The man at the front of the line has put his credit card (a new one with the chip) in the machine.
1. Dad, thinking to himself: "Ugh. These chip readers are the worst. The man at the front of the line is having problems and the cashier says to him: "Wait, don't pull it out."
2. The Dad is still thinking: "Makes me nostalgic for people holding up the line to balance their checkbooks. The cashier is now yelling at the man with the card: "DON'T PULL IT OUT.!!"
I myself don't have a problem with pulling it out, but do have a real big problem remembering to insert the chip instead of swiping it. I am so proud of myself when I remember to insert the chip instead of swipe, but that is sure a rare happening.
"Insert Chip." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: At an Applebee's restaurant: NOTICE: AFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY! A new 6% tax will be charged for the cost of collecting taxes!"
Labels: comic strips, credit cards, Living in Today's World, shopping
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Ten Songs To Get Out the Vote "Won't Get Fooled Again"
From today's Bob Stroud Ten At Ten on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, the Drive.
STAR-SPANGLED BANNER-- Jimi Hendrix
CHICAGO (WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD)-- Graham Nash
CHANGES-- Yes
ROLL WITH THE CHANGES-- REO Speedwagon
SPLIT DECISION-- Steve Winwood
CHANGES-- David Bowie
COOL CHANGE-- Little River Band
I'D LOVE TO CHANGE THE WORLD-- Ten Years After
CHANGE THE WORLD-- Eric Clapton
WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN-- Who
Name That Tune (from above songs): "So Your Brother's Bound and Gagged." --RoadDog
"Chicago (We Can Change the World)"
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Election Songs on Ten at Ten
In a short time, Bob Stroud will be devoting his Ten at Ten show on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM show, 10 a.m. to the election.
It streams and can be heard again at 10 p.m..
Then you can cast your vote for the song you like the most. At least that will be an enjoyable vote to cast, not like going to the real polling place.
Sing me a Song, make Them Go Away. --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: Seen while traveling in the Yucatan Peninsula: "Broken English spoken perfectly."
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And, We'll be Going Out to Vote in a Little While: Trump or Clinton?
Shortly, we will drive over to the polling station and cast our votes. We are not happy with the choices. Looks like the parties would be able to come up with better top candidates.
There are a few things I like about Donald Trump. One of the biggest is that he is not a typical politician and prone to speak his mind. Though, there are times he should have just kept his mouth shut and done the "political" thing. One of the best things about him is that he can't be bought by the GRBs, Greedy Rich (Boys) and a big reason they don't like him. The GRBs control far too many politicians.
But, Trump IS a GRB himself. I also didn't like the fact that he hasn't paid taxes for all these years, even with making all those millions. A real GRB thing if there ever is one.
Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, is just more of the same-old, same-old that we have come to expect in the Obama and Bush administrations.
Hard Choice, You Know. --RoadDog
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It's the Rauner Republicans Vs. the Madigan Democrats in Illinois
Thankfully, we have reached the last day of this horrific, mudslinging, nasty, dirty political season. I am so tired of seeing the political ads on TV.
In Illinois, much of the contest has come down between attacks on what are called the Rauner Republicans, after Governor Bruce Rauner and his support for the Republican candidate for president. That means every Republican he supports is also a Trump advocate. The Republicans, on the other hand are attacking the Michael Madigan Democrats in an attempt to break his stranglehold on the Illinois House of Representatives.
I'm not a big fan of Rauner fan, not really trusting him because he is a GRB and generally against unions. But Madigan has become very rich through his connections as Speaker of the House, essentially just as powerful as the governor. He too, is a GRB. Vote Madigan's big supporters out and hurt Madigan. There is no way his district in Chicago would ever vote him out.
We tend to be more Democrat when voting, but we would never vote for a Madigan person.
But I Am really Getting Tired of M-D's and B-R's. --RoadWeary
In case you're wondering, GRB stands for Greedy Rich (Boys).
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Labels: dirty politics, election, GRBs, Illinois
Monday, November 7, 2016
Sure Been Enjoying This Warm Weather-- Part 1
Definitely something you wouldn't be expecting here in the Midwest along the Wisconsin-Illinois border.
The temperatures have been in the lower 70s with lots of sun. We've got to really enjoy this because you-know-what is around the corner.
FRIDAY, we had a perfect day for the Cubs World Series parade and celebration in Chicago, but we didn't go and glad of it as that was some really big crowd as I had figured it would be with all the Cub fans around here. We did watch it on TV in between trips outside to enjoy the sun.
I got a lot of yardwork accomplished and later we went to Bootleggers Bar for fish dinners, 'Cuda's for $2 craft beer and the Usual Suspects and later to the Legion.
SATURDAY, I sat out at the front porch, deck and gazebo. Later, we went to Kevin and Kelly's and helped polish off Kelly's Oktoberfest, Strawberry Blonde and Port craft beers. She is getting to be quite the brewer. We sat outside at their place on Fox Lake and enjoyed the warm afternoon into evening. Who'd have figured you'd get a chance to do this on November 5, wearing tee-shirts and shorts. We then had a bonfire.
Enjoying It While We Can. --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: At a car dealership in Maryland to announce new seat belt legislation: "Belt your family. It's the law."
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Labels: bars, beer, Chicago Cubs, Craft Beer, Good Times in the Area, great weather, World Series
Music Deaths: Motown Songwriter Robert Bateman
ROBERT BATEMAN, 80 Died October 12, 2016.
Motown songwriter. Sand with the Satintones, who were Motown's first group to release a single (just before the Miracles).
He discovered the Marvelettes and wrote "Plese Mr. Postman," "Playboy" and "Twistin' Mr. Postman."
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Music Deaths: Founding Member of the Intruders "Big Sonny" Edwards
ROBERT "BIG SONNY" EDWARDS, 74. Died October 15, 2016.
Founding member of the Intruders from Philadelphia. The group originally formed in the 1960s as a doo-wop group.
Producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff signed them in 1965. They had some R&B success but broke through with "Cowboys to Girls" (#8 Pop and #1 R&B-1968). They then had "(Love Is Like A) Baseball Game" (#26 Pop, #4 R&B-1968).
"Big Sonny" left the group in 1975 to devote his life to religion.
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Friday, November 4, 2016
WLS Top Ten for November 4, 1966: "Cherry Cherry"
1. LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE-- Monkees
2. REACH OUT-- Four Tops
3. 96 TEARS-- ? and the Mysterians
4. GOOD VIBRATIONS-- Beach Boys
5. POOR SIDE OF TOWN-- Johnny Rivers
6. HOORAY FOR HAZEL-- Tommy Roe
7. DANDY-- Herman's Hermits
8. CHERRY CHERRY-- Neil Diamond
9. PSYCHOTIC REACTION-- Count Five
10. WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL-- New Vaudeville Band
WXRT will have its Saturday Morning Flashback to the year 1970 from 8 a.m. to noon CDST. It streams at www.wxrt.com.
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "I, I Love the Colorful Clothes She Wears." --RoadDog
"Good Vibrations"
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Time To Set Your You-Know Whats Saturday Night (Well, Maybe Sunday Morning): Ten Songs to Remind You: "Does Anybody Know What Time It Is"
And, it also TIME to celebrate a Cubs World Series Championship with that parade.
A time of the year I don't like. It is already getting dark too early, but wait until Sunday to see it get dark fast. This is when we set out clocks back an hour.
Today, Bob Stroud did his Ten at Ten on WDRV, 97.1 FM on Time.
DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS-- Chicago
FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME-- Foreigner
ISN'T IT TIME-- Babys
GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES-- Led Zeppelin
THE BEST OF TIMES-- Styx
TIME-- Pink Floyd
AIN'T WASTIN' TIME-- Allman Brothers
BAD TIME-- Grand Funk
ONLY TIME WILL TELL-- Asia
LOVE TAKES TIME-- Orleans
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "I'm In Love With a Girl That I'm Talking About." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: Found written on the wall in front of a photocopier of a company going through hardships: "Double Your Pleasure - Xerox Your Paychecks."
"Bad Time"
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Thursday, November 3, 2016
A Long Hard Road for the Cubs, But, 2016 World Series Champions
I must first say that I am a Cubs fan...unless they play the White Sox. Buy, I have always liked the Cubs and have probably even seen them play more games than my Sox.
I wasn't writing about the playoffs, but believe me, I was closely following them. Liz and I went out to area bars for just about every game, both NLDS, NLCS and the World Series. I was even wearing my Cubs hat (the only article of Cubs clothing I have as compared to a real lot of Sox stuff. I mean, a REAL LOT!!)
I didn't write about it in any blog because of superstition. Whenever I write about one of my teams before the end of the season or game, they lose and I wasn't taking any chances.
Yesterday, I took the Cubs "W" (Win) car flag off before the game as bad luck, you know. We left the Cubs car flag up, though. We drove to Sunnyside Tavern in Johnsburg for the game. We have gone here for many of the playoff games. A good-sized crowd, but not too crowded and most were into the game. Lots of cheering as we went on an emotional roller coaster. This just HAD to be THE YEAR.
When the Indians tied it in the 8th, we left. It was getting late, 10 p.m.
Saw the rest of the game at home in the downstairs Margaritaville bar and enjoyed the Ultimate Jukebox. Then, in the 10th, with the final out I started really playing winning kind of songs and even a couple from Ohio's Pat Dailey in honor of that great Cleveland Indians team that gave us all we could handle. "Put-In-Bay" and "Get Your Ass to Cleveland."
That went on until 2:30 this morning.
"If You Like Irish Whiskey and Drinking Ice Cold Beer." --RoadDog
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WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktacular-- Part 6: "Superstition"
STRANGE MAGIC-- Electric Light Orchestra
SUPERSTITION-- Stevie Wonder
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL-- Rolling Stones
THIS HOUSE IS HAUNTED-- Alice Cooper
TIME OF THE SEASON-- Zombies
TWILIGHT ZONE-- Golden Earring
UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT-- Rolling Stones
VOODOO CHILE (SLIGHT RETURN)-- Jimi Hendrix
WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE-- Alice Cooper
WEREWOLVES OF LONDON-- Warren Zevon
WITCHY WOMAN-- Eagles
XANADU-- Rush
YOUNGBLOOD-- Bad Company
ZIGGY STARDUST-- David Bowie
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself, I'm a Man of Wealth and Taste." --RoadDog
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WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktaculat-- Part 5: "Psycho Killer"
Go Ahead, Scare Me. I Sure Had a Lot of Scare Last Night. That Game Drained Me. Not to Mention Keeping Me Way Up Past My Bedtime.
PAINT IT BLACK-- Rolling Stones
PARANOID-- Black Sabbath
PEOPLE ARE STRANGE-- Doors
PSYCHO KILLER-- Talking Heads
RHIANNON-- Fleetwood Mac (I must admit that I am not sure why this song is here, but I never really listened to the words.)
RIDERS ON THE STORM-- Doors
RUNNING WITH THE DEVIL-- Van Halen
SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT-- Bruce Springsteen
SPIRIT IN THE SKY-- Norman Greenbaum
THE SPIRIT OF RADIO-- Rush
SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLD-- Police
STRANGE BREW-- Cream
Name That Tune (from the above): "She Is Like a Cat in the Dark and Then She Is the Darkness." RoadDog
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WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktacular-- Part 4: Madman Across the Water"
This past Monday, Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM played Halloween-related songs from noon to about 7:30.
IN THE AIR TONIGHT-- Phil Collins (I don't know, but that video was a bit scary.)
IN THE DARK-- Billy Squire
KARN EVIL-- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
LET IT BLEED-- Rolling Stones
LUCIFER-- Bob Seger
MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER-- Elton John
MAGIC BUS-- Who
MAGIC CARPET RIDE-- Steppenwolf
MAGIC MAN-- Heart
MAGIC POWER-- Triumph
MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR-- Beatles
MONSTER MASH-- Bobby "Boris" Pickett
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "When My Eyes Beheld An Eerie Sight." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: I went to a little hole-in-the-wall diner. the sign read: "Women are not served here. You have to bring your own."
"Monster Mash"
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Somewhere Ron, Ernie, Jack, Harry and Steve Are Smilin'
Here's to you Ron Santo, Ernie Banks, Jack Brickhouse, Harry Caray and Steve Goodman who are somewhere and are smilin'.
Cubs WIN the WORLD SERIES!!
Gonna Be a Long Night Here.
Fireworks going up all over the neighborhood and the "W" flags coming off. Ultimate jukebox primed for some fun. Margaritaville at Key North in business.
Cub Fan for Tonight!! "Go Cubs Go." --RoadDog
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Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Sittin' FP and Enjoying It
This morning I enjoyed my coffee sittin' FP, front porch. And, i was comfortable with temps in the 60s. Who'd have thought we'd have three straight days of unseasonably warm temperatures this late in the year.
I enjoyed the fall colors. Some of the trees are bare, but my weeping cherry and sunburst honeylocust are both covered in brilliant gold. The dying hostas also are a deep yellow. I have several different colors of mums blooming (mostly yellow) and the burning bushes are turning a bright red.
By the way, Bob Stroud will be doing 1980 on his Ten at Ten rebroadcast at 10 p.m. tonight. Tomorrow, he does the year 1968 and Friday he does "Time" because of the fall back of daylight savings time this weekend. Both will be broadcast at 10 a.m. and then again at 10 p.m..
Got to Enjoy the Front Porch Now As It Won't be Long Until You-Know-What. --RoadDog
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Annual Trip Out for Cheap Halloween Candy and Decs
Yesterday, I drove around the area, looking for cheap Halloween stuff, something I always like to do the day-after as most places drop prices on decorations and candy 50%, some even more.
I hit Walgreen's first, but they hadn't dropped anything, so, out-of-there. Jewel had dropped their decorations already, well over 50% so I got some stuff there. They hadn't dropped the candy yet.
Later, i went to Wal-Mart and bought two decorations and then Meijer where I bought some 50% off candy and some employees told me to feel free to take any candy in their carts as they were running out of places to put it. (I also bought my usual 5-cassette brick of Maxell tapes for $4.67, one of only two places I know of that sell cassettes.)
Foot-long hot dog at Steak 'N Shake and home.
Little Old Cheapo Me. --RoadDog
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WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktacular-- Part 3: "Godzilla"
In case you're tired of the same old, same old Halloween songs.
HALLOWEEN THEME-- John Carpenter
GALLOWS POLE-- Led Zeppelin
GHOST OF A CHANCE-- Rush
GODZILLA-- Blue Oyster Cult
GYPSEY-- Fleetwood Mac
HELL IS FOR CHILDREN-- Pat Benatar
HELTER SKELTER-- Beatles
HOCUS POCUS-- Focus
I PUT A SPELL ON YOU-- Creedence Clearwater Revival
IN MY TIME OF DYING-- Led Zeppelin
Name That Tune )from the above): "You Better Stop the Things You Do." --RoadDog
"I Put a Spell On You"
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WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktacular-- Part 2: "Devil Woman"
CRAZY TRAIN-- Ozzie Osbourne
CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON-- Dave Edmunds
CUTS LIKE A KNIFE-- Bryan Adams
DANCING IN THE DARK-- Bruce Springsteen
DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN-- Bruce Springsteen
THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA-- Charlie Daniels Band
DEVIL WOMAN-- Cliff Richard
THE DEVIL'S GOT A NEW DISGUISE-- Aerosmith
DON'T FEAR THE REAPER-- Blue Oyster Cult
EVIL WAYS-- Santana
EVIL WOMAN-- Electric Light Orchestra
THE FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST-- Rod Stewart
FRANKENSTEIN-- Edgar Winter Group
FRIEND OF THE DEVIL-- Grateful Dead
FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND-- Elton John
Name That Tune (from the above): "He Was Lookin' For a Soul to Steal." --RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: "Children left unattended will be towed at parents expense."
"The Devil Went Down to Georgia"
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Music Deaths: Member of the Critters and Later the Four Seasons
DON CICCONE, 71. Died October 8, 2016.
Original member of the Critters and later a member of the Four Seasons. Born Plainfield, New Jersey. Joined local group called Vibratones who later changed their name to the Critters. Had a hit with "Younger Girl" (#42-1966) written by John Sebastian of the Lovin' Spoonful.
Their biggest hit, "Mr. Dieingly Sad," came the same year, going to #17. Also had hits with "Bad Misunderstanding" (#55-1966) and "Don't Let the Rain Fall Down on Me" (#38-1967).
The band broke up in 1967 and he enlisted in the Air Force. Two years later he was invited to join the Four Seasons where he played guitar and sang on "Who Loves You" (#3-1975 and "December, 1963" (#!-1976). he left them in 1981 and became a successful jingle writer.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2016
WDRV's A to Z Halloween Spooktacular-- Part 1: "Bad Moon Rising"
Chicago's WDRV yesterday played solid Halloween-related tunes from noon to 7:30. Now, that all my Halloween lights and stuff are down and I have some sort of game to watch in a short time, I'll scare you, too.
All sorts of creepy things to frighten the weak of heart.
ABRACADABRA-- Steve Miller Band
BATTLE OF EVERMORE-- Led Zeppelin
BEAST OF BURDEN-- Rolling Stones
BLACK DOG-- Led Zeppelin
BLACK FRIDAY-- Steely Dan
BLACK MAGIC WOMAN/GYPSEY QUEEN-- Santana
BLOODY WELL RIGHT-- Supertramp
BORIS THE SPIDER-- Who
CAT SCRATCH FEVER-- Ted Nugent
CLAP FOR THE WOLFMAN-- Guess Who
Name That Tune (from the above): "Got Me So Blind I Can't See." RoadDog
SIGNS AND NOTICES: Seen in a health food store: "Shoplifters will be beaten over the head with an organic carrot.
"Black Magic Woman"
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Music Deaths: Member of the Dixie Cups
JOAN MARIE JOHNSON (FAUST), 72 Died October 7, 2016.
With her cousins Barbara Ann and Rosa Lee Hawkins, formed the trio Dixie Cups. They formed to compete in their high school talent contest in 1863, as the Mel-Tones.
Their biggest hit was "Chapel of Love" (#1-1964). Also had hits with "People Say" (#12-1964) and "Iko Iko" (#20-1965).
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Music Deaths: Songwriter and Keyboardist for Heatwave
ROD TEMPLETON, 68. Died October 5, 2016.
Songwriter and keyboardist for Heatwave. Wrote their hits "Boogie Nights" and "Always and Forever." he also wrote Michael Jackson's hit "Thriller".
Other Jackson hits written by him were "Off the Wall" and "Rock With You."
Other songs he wrote:
Give Me the Night for George Benson
Sweet Freedom for Michael McDonald
Baby Come to Me for Patti Austin and James Ingram
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In this day as well as age, the means your organisation runs online can make or break you.
How do most organisations currently have an existence online?
Web sites.
The reality of the matter is, however, that websites have substantially developed over the previous years – as well as the methods of old are no more practical for modern company.
Back then, it would certainly suffice to have an easy website with a web page, services, pricing, about us, as well as speak to pages.
A possible client would most likely to your website, scroll around, see the different web pages as well as consume web content as they please.
Nevertheless, if you are an organisation spending any money on advertising and marketing, you intend to manage just what customers are learning more about on your website, existing offers at the correct time, as well as maximize the profits you make from each individual.
Just how does one attain this?
Using sales funnels.
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ClickFunnels is the simplest means to make high converting sales and advertising funnels.
It is an unique tool created especially to turn prospective customers right into buyers.
It really is an all-in-one option to create sales funnels as well as consists of landing pages, email integration, billing, webinars, subscription sites, and so far more. No surprise it has rapidly come to be a favorite tool for marketing experts.
Below is my detailed ClickFunnels Evaluation, consisting of favorite features, rates, pros/cons, and comparisons against rivals.
Recurly Ember: But First, Exactly What Is a Sales Channel?
Sales funnels (additionally called marketing funnels) are multi-step campaigns that are designed to move prospective leads through your sales procedure, as well as transform them right into buyers.
Image a real-life funnel. On top, you pour fluid in, which limits towards one repaired location.
In sales, a similar event happens. On top, visitors arrive at your site, yet not all who go into make it from the various other end as customers.
Lots of points have to occur from the moment a site visitor enters your funnel, to the time they act as well as effectively complete an acquisition.
By damaging down the consumer's trip into smaller sized steps, you can be more precise about exactly how and when you provide a deal to your audience.
The thorough action in a funnel could look something similar to this:
- Unqualified lead reaches landing web page
- Page connects the very first offer (something totally free to accumulate an e-mail).
- When email is accumulated, primary deal is pitched.
- Lead becomes a paying customer.
- Even more e-mail communication delivering consumer value.
- More relationship building
- Recurring sales.
ClickFunnels likewise has a graphic that describes this in a basic method:.
What is ClickFunnels?
As stated earlier, ClickFunnels is the most effective sales funnel software around today.
The business makes the strong claim of offering you whatever you need to market, sell, and also provide your items online – and they most definitely deliver.
A typical funnel will certainly make use of an opt-in web page (to gather email addresses), an e-mail vehicle responder (to send emails to your clients), plus an added sales page with some material as well as an order type, possibly followed by added content, a membership site, and so on
. Previously, you would certainly need to utilize different platforms as well as tools to complete all of these tasks such as:
- Produce a site
- Locate Hosting
- Discover an autoresponder service
- Find membership site software program
- Find split-testing software program … etc
However ClickFunnels looks after everything with their system. You not just conserve a lots of cash by not needing to acquire various products/services, but you also prevent the technical mess of needing to set everything up, and also could concentrate on what's truly important – growing your organisation.
ClickFunnels provides a Complimentary 14-Day Test, so you reach explore the device and also really see if it's appropriate for your business.
Favorite Features
* Promptly Create Pages Utilizing Themes and Elements *.
Prior to obtaining as well much, it's important to recognize that a channel is a collection of web pages created in a critical order, with the goal of transforming as several potential customers right into consumers. And a web page is simply a collection of various components created to obtain a person to take a specific activity.
ClickFunnels uses even more compared to 50 various elements to help you develop the ideal web page. The editor is very very easy to use and all you need to do is drag and drop various components on to the page, as well as upgrade the text as well as appearance to fit your requirements – no coding abilities needed!
ClickFunnels additionally makes your life much easier by providing you with a ton of free design templates.
Actually, ClickFunnels supplies over 37 kinds of web pages for you to mix and match with. These are broken down right into the adhering to 10 groups:
- Presell Pages: Study Page, Post Web Page, Presell Web Page, Clickpop Web Page
- Optin Pages: Press Page, Reverse Press Page, Lead Magnet, Coupon
- Thank You Pages: Thanks Page, Deal Wall Surface, Bridge Page, Share Page
- Sales Pages: Video Clip Sales Web Page, Sales Letter Page, Item Launch Page
- OTO Pages: Upsell Web Page, Downsell Page
- Order Forms: 2 Action Order Web Page, Conventional Order Web Page, Video Sales Letter Order Web Page, Sales Letter Order Page, Item Introduce Order Web Page
- Webinar Pages: Webinar Registration Web Page, Webinar Confirmation Web Page, Webinar Program Area, Webinar Replay Space
- Subscription Pages: Gain Access To Page, Member's Location
- Affiliate Pages: Access Web Page, Affiliate Location
- Various Other Pages: Application Page, Ask Page, Shop Front, Web Page, Hero Page, Hangout Page, Live Trial Web Page
The pre-built design templates are fully customizable, and are exactly what most customers make use of.
You are able to pick a template, edit or replace the components with your own, and also your new page is ready to go.
You could additionally connect any type of channel you create with your very own email advertising solution (if you don't utilize the one included in ClickFunnels), and also utilize the ClickFunnels integrated in payment system.
This is also a fun time to state that ClickFunnels provides really beneficial as well as easy to understand training video clips when you first sign up. I very recommend going through those due to the fact that they promptly allow you to make use of the device at its full capability, as well as you'll have more enjoyable playing around. Recurly Ember
* Develop One-Click Membership Websites *.
One of the very best functions with ClickFunnels is the ability to conveniently produce subscription sites and also supply web content to your target market in one place.
Your subscription site will come complete with registration pages, membership accessibility web pages, as well as material web pages which you can conveniently secure or drip feed to your clients according to acquisitions they made in your channel.
ClickFunnels subscription websites permit you to send e-mails, quickly manage your e-mails, and build a community all while removing the anxiety that's associated with various other services such as Kajabi, or WordPress systems.
It's actually handy to not need to buy a separate software application or plugin to create membership websites.
* Email Combination & Actionetics *.
With every channel comes email listing building possibilities.
ClickFunnels sustains e-mail combination with all of the major email automation platforms such as:
- Active Campaign
- Aweber
- Constant Contact
- ConvertKit
- Drip
- Get Response
- Hubspot
- InfusionSoft
- Mad Mimi
- MailChimp
- Market Hero
- Ontraport
- Salesforce
- Sendlane
- And others
Nevertheless, ClickFunnels additionally has their very own effective automation tool called Actionetics.
Although you could develop, timetable, and provide e-mails just like other e-mail advertising and marketing system, Actionetics is a lot more.
I love Actionetics due to the fact that it not only changes your email advertising and marketing but carrier marketing and also SMS advertising software applications also. This takes automation to an entire new degree and aids you communicate the ideal message to your customers, specifically when they need it. A video review of Actionetics will certainly be supplied additionally listed below.
* Billing and also Repayment Assimilation *.
A remarkable feature within ClickFunnels is the capability to gather all of the payment details from your clients precisely your sales page. Selling is made a lot easier when clients do not need to leave your site.
ClickFunnels integrates with significant repayment gateways such as PayPal, Red Stripe, and also InfusionSoft, among others.
ClickFunnels Pricing.
While you could start with the Free 14-Day Trial, there are three various pricing choices with ClickFunnels:
- $ 97/month.
- $ 297/month.
- $ 997 bulk discount plan (suggested).
I'll explain for every of these strategies listed below.
1. ClickFunnels Standard Plan – $97/month.
The common plan includes all of the features you would need within ClickFunnels, yet with restrictions on the variety of funnels (20) and also pages (100) you can have in your account, along with how many site visitors (20K) could see your web pages per month.
You likewise do not obtain sophisticated capability such as ClickFunnels very own email advertising and also associate monitoring tools.
2. ClickFunnels Etison Suite – $297/month.
This strategy includes all the bells as well as whistles of the conventional plan, with no constraints. It additionally comes with two additional items produced by ClickFunnels called Actionetics (email marketing) and also Knapsack (affiliate administration system).
In Actionetics – you could handle all of your get in touches with that subscribe to your checklist, send out email broadcasts, and produce a host of various other automations. Recurly Ember
The difference between the two plans really is the restrictions, as well as Actionetics/Backpack. If you are a standard user and don't expect to utilize more than 20 funnels in your account – the Standard Strategy ought to be enough.
However, if you intend to have an associate program or want to maintain your email advertising within ClickFunnels and not use a 3rd party software program, the Etison Suite is for you.
You could constantly start on the lower strategy and upgrade if required.
3. Funnel Hacks System – $997
For any person that's major about their service, the ClickFunnels Funnel Hacks System is the offer of the century.
The $997 Funnel Hacks System consists of durable training programs packed with 6-month accessibility to the ClickFunnels Etison Suite.
This is an amazing deal since beyond this program, 6-months of Etison Suite alone would certainly cost you $1782.
Not just are you saving $785 yet you're getting a ton of trainings and also guides to assist you obtain the most out of ClickFunnels!
ClickFunnels Pros and Cons
- Producing funnels is really straightforward, simple, and also fast
- All-in-one platform with whatever your service needs to win
- Split testing and conversion monitoring included
- Email combination with all of the significant e-mail autoresponder systems
- Settlement handling abilities within ClickFunnels
- ClickFunnels is always adjusting and also upgrading to the moments
- There is constantly support readily available (whether live or otherwise).
- Unbelievably active Facebook Team Community.
- Free 14-Day Trial – enables you to try it run the risk of complimentary.
- As awesome as ClickFunnels is, it definitely is not a cheap option and also needs a continuous registration to make use of
- Support isn't always the fastest as well as may take from 1 minute to 24 hours depending on the concern.
ClickFunnels vs. Everyone Else.
Lots of people ask just how ClickFunnels as compares to various other touchdown page home builders such as Leadpages, Unbounce, and Infusionsoft.
For the most part it's not actually a reasonable comparison due to the fact that each of these tools succeeds is one location or the various other.
The graph over offers a complete evaluation – yet I'll highlight some of the major contrasts below.
ClickFunnels vs Leadpages
Prior to ClickFunnels, Leadpages was the huge pet.
Leadpages is simply a lead capture software application – nothing even more. You could develop touchdown web pages, lead boxes, collect leads … that's pretty much it. Furthermore, the Leadpages templates are also limited on customization.
ClickFunnels is far more functional – it's a lot easier to make use of and also does so far more than produce lead capture web pages.
Basically, Leadpages is truly simply a touchdown web page contractor, while ClickFunnels is focused around developing extremely integrated funnels.
ClickFunnels vs Infusionsoft
Infusionsoft is not a touchdown page or sales page contractor. It has several of that functionality built it, yet that's not just what it's understood for.
At it's core, Infusionsoft is a CRM platform – one that permits you to handle your entire customer data source. ClickFunnels has this capability with Actionetics, yet it's not virtually as advanced as Infusionsoft.
Infusionsoft is additionally very pricey as well as pressures every brand-new consumer to pay $2000 for an obligatory kickstart training plan just to learn how you can use the intricate system (which is notoriously challenging to use).
ClickFunnels Affiliate Program
There are two major paths people decrease as ClickFunnels customers.
Those that opt to make use of the device for their business – in hopes of one day accomplish both Comma Club (over $1M in earnings).
And also those that are interested in making easy revenue as a ClickFunnels Associate as well as winning the Desire Auto Contest (where they pay $500/$1000 in the direction of your dream auto if you get to 100/200 energetic monthly signups, specifically).
With a whopping 40% monthly repeating payment, ClickFunnels conveniently has one of the greatest associate programs of any type of system out there.
That's right – you earn money an ongoing 40% payment on every associate signup you make through the ClickFunnels Associate Program. But, exactly what does that actually relate to?
The standard strategy is a $97/month investment and the Etison Suite plan is a $297/month financial investment. as a result you make $38.80 each standard strategy and $118.80 each Etison Collection plan … every single month!
Generally, every 100 signups will certainly generate $4000/month in affiliate compensations (essentially depending upon the amount of Etison Plan individuals remain in there).
Go here to get more information about coming to be a ClickFunnels Affiliate.
The Bottom Line
ClickFunnels is hands down the best platform if you are wanting to quickly construct high transforming sales funnels.
Since it was developed from the ground up to be the very best sales channel home builder, it beats out all the competition because respect.
Externally, it may not be the most affordable product out there – however if you use it to its complete capability, your company will certainly end up being extra successful as well as you will certainly conserve loan from not needing to use various other tools. Recurly Ember
If you have actually read this far right into my ClickFunnels Evaluation, I recommend you see on your own with a Free 14-Day Trial right here.


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Joey Matthew Browner (born May 15, 1960) is a former American football player. He played professionally in the National Football League (NFL) as strong safety for the Minnesota Vikings from 1983 to 1991 and for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1992. Browner played college football at the University of Southern California (USC)
High school careerEdit
Browner attended Western Reserve High in Warren, Ohio for two years but moved for his junior and senior seasons to Atlanta, Georgia where he attended Southwest High. He was an All State defensive lineman as a junior, played basketball with future NBA forward Gerald Wilkins, and ran track and field, qualifying twice for the Ohio State meet.
As a senior, Browner had 120 unassisted tackles and three interceptions earning Parade All-American Honors as well as the Georgia class 3-A lineman of the year. Browner was also named Atlanta Area Player of the Year. After high school it was generally believed that Browner would follow his three brothers to Notre Dame, but he instead decided on the University of Southern California.
College careerEdit
At USC, Browner was the team's Most Valuable Player in 1982. Other members of the Trojan defensive backfield included Dennis Smith, Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, and future Los Angeles Rams head coach Jeff Fisher. Browner also played with Anthony Muñoz, Marcus Allen, Charles White, and Paul McDonald. He was also selected to the first team All-Pac-10, first team All-Coast. Browner notched 243 total tackles, nine interceptions, 40 passes defended, seven fumble recoveries and three touchdown returns in his collegiate career.
His USC teams compiled a 36–8–1 mark. He played in one Rose Bowl Game and one Fiesta Bowl.[1]
Professional careerEdit
Browner was the first round draft pick and 19th overall selection as safety of the Minnesota Vikings in 1983.[2][3]
An outstanding defensive player and tackler, Browner was selected to six Pro Bowls (1985–1990) while playing with the Minnesota Vikings. He finished his career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1992.[2] Browner was a four time member of the John Madden "All-Madden Team".
While with the Vikings, Browner travelled to China with the NFL players association in 1988, to Germany with the 1989 USO Tour, and to Paris to kick off the French Federation of American Football Annual Championship game in 1991.
Browner amassed over 1,100 total tackles, caused 18 fumbles and recovered 16 of them; he also led the Vikings in nine defensive categories over his NFL career.[2]
Browner holds the NFL Pro Bowl record with three fumble recoveries returned for touchdowns. He had 40 interceptions in his career for 505 total yards including the playoffs.[2]
The Minnesota Vikings placed Browner in the team's Ring of Honor in October 2013 on a Sunday night football game vs the Packers. Joey Browner was the 21st overall selection into the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor that night.[4]
The Browner family has produced six NFL players: brothers Ross Browner (Cincinnati Bengals & Green Bay Packers), Jimmy Browner (Cincinnati Bengals), and Keith Browner all played in the NFL, as do Ross's son Max Starks (Pittsburgh Steelers) and Keith's son, Keith Browner, Jr. (Houston Texans). Browner's next eldest brother Willard was drafted by the Chicago White Sox as a pitcher and also served as the starting tailback for Notre Dame with brother Ross's teams. Youngest and late brother Gerald played at the University of Georgia.[5]
Browner is a member of the NFL Gridiron Legends team along with former Viking teammate Cris Carter on the EA Sports game, NFL Street 2. Joey Browner was enshrined into the African-American hall of fame in 2004 for his work in radio sports broadcasting with his longtime friend Rich Perez in Las Vegas and Hawaii.[6]
Browner has been nominated for Pro Football Hall of Fame selection nine times. He is the 21st member of the Ring of Honor and the 17th player in Minnesota Vikings history. Browner was inducted into the All "Mall of America Field" team signifying the best players who played for the Vikings during their years at the Metrodome/Mall of America Field.
- ↑ "Minnesota Vikings Forums and Fan Site". http://www.purplepride.org/f2/joey-browner-429990/. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Joey Browner". Pro Football Reference. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BrowJo00.htm. Retrieved August 20, 2010.
- ↑ Lowitt, Bruce (April 26, 1983). "Colts Pick Elway". The Argus-Press. https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=O3wiAAAAIBAJ&sjid=QK0FAAAAIBAJ&pg=1198,5034927. Retrieved August 20, 2010.
- ↑ "Minnesota Vikings | Ring of Honor". http://www.vikings.com/team/history/ring-of-honor.html. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
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- ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on June 29, 2006. https://web.archive.org/web/20060629053325/http://www.usclegends.org/joey-browner.php. Retrieved July 16, 2006.
External linksEdit
- Career statistics and player information from NFL.com • Pro-Football-Reference • Databasefootball.com


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Tender documents published last month cited a "likely contract value of between £700m and £800m over five years" - about a fifth lower than the £1bn maximum value cited in the original advert published in April.
A spokeswoman confirmed to HSJ the "range of services" being tendered for had changed but said the CCG would not discuss which services had been excluded, and the reasons why.
A statement issued by the CCG said: "The range of services currently out to tender has changed. The cost of the contract is between £130m and £160m per year."
The services are now being tendered in five different 'lots', with bidders given the option to bid for different geographical chunks or as a lead provider overseeing the entire contract.
The document says the contract covers "provision of integrated older people's pathway and community services for adults, principally (but not exclusively) older people (65 years of age and over)". It adds: "The pathway includes but is not limited to the provision of acute hospital unplanned care, community services, older people's mental health services, end of life services, and, possibly, NHS Continuing care, occupational therapy, and intermediate care and re-ablement services."
HSJ revealed last month that a consortium comprising Cambridgeshire Community Services Trust, outsourcer Capita and private health provider Circle had made a bid. It is understood other possible bidders include Serco and Virgin Health.
The successful bidder or bidders will begin running the services from July 2014.
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