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Paul W.
Lesson Details
Blues Guitar
- Levels Taught:
- Beginner, Intermediate
Paul teaches
- Teaches students:
- Ages 5+ and special needs
- Teaching since:
- 2012
I am a classically trained guitarist whose mission is to help my students reach their goals while inspiring a love and passion for music. Never picked up a guitar before? No problem! You'll be playing your favorite songs in no time. Been playing for years but need a little help overcoming that next hurdle? Great! You'll be playing better and with more confidence than ever before. In order to truly improve you need determination and dedication, and that's why I try to keep things fun and inspired from the very first lesson.
Classical Guitar InstructorOct 2015 - Present
I instruct private lessons and group classical guitar classes through Merit's Bridges: Partners in Music program, which is a community outreach effort offering school-based music instruction to Chicago public schools. As a Merit School of Music faculty member, I strive to expand students' personal and educational growth by cultivating a strong work ethic, effective listening, teamwork, and self-confidence. As a musician, I aspire to develop each students musical potential by improving their musical knowledge, skill, and instrumental technique to instill a strong understanding of the fundamentals of classical guitar and music as a discipline.+ Read More
Independent MusicianMar 2006 - Present
Being a freelance musician I have performed a wide variety of styles and genres including classical, jazz, pop, rock, folk, and even contemporary compositions. I have performed solo and with ensembles and band of various sizes including Ensemble AMP, Trackless, The Ostler, and Mother. In these groups I have coordinated with talent buyers and promoters, written original music, and participated in studio recordings.+ Read More
GuitaristFeb 2014 - Jul 2014
As guitarist for Hazelwood Christian Church I performed new music weekly and professionally for Sunday service and special church events. I helped setup the and dis-assemble sound and stage equipment. I also collaborated with the church music director on instrumentation and arrangement of songs.+ Read More
Classical Guitar Graduate AssistantAug 2012 - May 2014
While pursuing my masters degree I held the Classical Guitar Graduate Assistantship. I instructed individual undergraduate students in proper classical guitar technique, history of the instrument, and musical expression through etudes and repertoire in preparation for performances. I directed small classical guitar ensembles emphasizing cooperation, musicality, and professionalism. I maintained grades based on attendance, progress, and performance quality. I also assisted Prof. Paul Reilly with the Annual Classical Guitar Festival, juries, and other miscellaneous duties.+ Read More
Masters in Classical Guitar PerformanceAug 2012 - May 2014
Bachelors of Music, Recording TechnologyAug 2008 - May 2012
Master Class with Rupert BoydNov 2014
Master Class with Dan LippelNov 2013
Master Class with Rupert BoydNov 2012
Master Class with Andrew YorkNov 2011
Master Class with Nemanja OstoichNov 2010
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Awesome instructor! Patient, thorough, articulate knowledgeable... Highly recommend!
I am very lucky to have Paul as my classical guitar instructor. He is very good and patient with me, teaching and explaining me sight reading skills in details. I really like his fast forward teaching methods which encourage and motivate me to study guitar more and more. Thank you Paul for being my guitar teacher.+ Read More
Great first lesson. Paul was informative and patient. Glad we found Take Lessons.
Paul is a very talented educator. I am in a unique situation, needing to learn guitar for my job. After working with Paul, my lessons have become the highlight of my week. I am eager to practice and work on new techniques he introduces to my skillset. He works very hard, so I always appreciate when he is flexible with my changing schedule. Before Paul, I had a teacher who simply did not meet my learning style. Paul is incredible. Thank you so much. Learning guitar has become my new passion project and I enjoy my lessons so much!+ Read More
Paul is a fantastic guitarist and an even better teacher. My child had a fantastic experience learning from him, and came home playing a whole song on day 1! Couldn't recommend him enough.
Paul is a phenomenal instructor with the personality and charisma it takes to teach such a distinguished instrument. Whether you are trying to learn 3 chords to impress a special someone or you have a nerve racking collegiate performance, Paul will be able to help. There is a list of qualities that come to mind when I think of the best instructors I've had and Paul checks off all those things. He is extremely helpful, he is mindful of your wants and needs in parallel to your skill level, he has a gift for attention to detail, he is passionate about the subtle art of the guitar, and he pushes you as a musician in discipline and skill. Highly recommended and easily works with your schedule.+ Read More
Before meeting paul, I felt like I had really hit a plateau in my progression as a musician. After my lessons with him, I had seen extreme improvement in myunderstand of the fretboard, playing technique, and sight reading skills in less than a month. He challenged me to play harder pieces and to push my self as a musician which I am extremely grateful for.+ Read More
Paul is an amazing player and an even better teacher. He gave me incentive to keep learning and bettering myself everyday whilst taking lessons under him.
I took lessons with Paul for two years and I started to see results right away. My ability to play things on guitar by ear, as well as my ability to read and play sheet music grew rapidly. I would highly recommend Paul as a guitar instructor.
Paul was a great instructor. He gave me great lessons and was very patient with me. I enjoyed my time taking lessons with him.
Paul was a very good teacher, I went in to our classical guitar lessons having never played classical guitar before or even really reading guitar music. After one year of lessons with Paul I felt competent playing almost any beginner/immediate piece I was given to play.+ Read More
Paul is an excellent instructor, well-versed in fostering the development of technical skill and musicality. As well, he is quite personable and patient with his students. My time with Paul was a valuable asset to my growth as a musician, ergo, I highly recommend him.+ Read More
Paul was a great teacher. He encourages a lot of expression and proper technique in his students' playing. Even though we are very close in age, I respected him as a teacher.
Mr. Witkamp gave me private lessons for two years and it was one of the best investments I've made. He has startling patience, he's easy to talk to, and learn from - BUT most importantly he is very talented and understands how to pass on knowledge. 10/10 - would study under him again.+ Read More
Paul W. Is a terrific instructor for our 12 and 10 year old children. He teaches each one on one acoustic and electric guitar. He teaches reading of notes and our children's favorite songs. Paul has patience as sometimes our children hide or are not in the best of moods. I give home five stars. Paul is also a professional musician and we've seen him perform as part of a band called Mother.+ Read More
Mr. Paul Witkamp was my colleague at Ball State University. In addition, I took guitar lessons with him privately to broaden my musical experience. He has been very organized, punctual, and inspiring instructor. Mr. Witkamp used methods of instruction which helped me to achieve my goals. It's been a pleasant experience working with him and I highly recommend him for private instruction. Mr. Witkamp is creative and outstanding guitar instructor. He is also very nice and intelligent young man.+ Read More
Works hard to help you get better, neat and organized, and awesome guy!
Paul Witkamp was the best Graduate Assistant at Ball State University ever! His teaching was exceptional and his ability to motivate students to reach their goals was without peer. You will not find a better teacher and person.
Paul Reilly-
Professor of Classical Guitar
Ball State University
School of Music


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When you get right down to it, how does one actually measure time? In days, weeks, months, years, decades and centuries? Or do we mark time by the events that shape our lives and our community?
At Gambit Weekly, we've done it both ways.
As we look back over the past 25 years of publishing Louisiana's largest weekly newspaper, clearly it's the events that fill those years with so much meaning. Our city and state have changed dramatically in some ways; in others, hardly at all.
The Saints -- and Saints fans -- still struggle for respect in the NFL. And now the Saints compete locally for the hearts and minds of sports fans. The NBA Hornets, the baseball Zephyrs, and for a while the East Coast Hockey League Brass all earned a seat at New Orleans' sports banquet.
We've come into our own as a destination during the past quarter-century. Although the 1984 World's Fair was not a financial success, it spawned a new neighborhood from a cluster of old warehouses and triggered a return to downtown living. Art galleries and a movie industry blossomed. Tourists and convention-goers came in record numbers as the riverfront transformed itself from empty docks to one of the nation's leading convention facilities. Cruise ships now call us home.
The Friends of the Zoo, a fledgling organization in 1981, is now The Audubon Nature Institute with a half-dozen major attractions and research institutions in its orbit. Tulane University became the city's largest employer, operating a major hospital as well as a world-class institution of higher learning. Xavier University earned national acclaim as America's leading undergraduate program for minority medical students.
Musically, New Orleans seems richer than ever -- yet no closer to establishing itself as a center of the music business than it was a century ago, when Louis Armstrong heard the first notes of America's only native art form -- jazz -- taking shape in the streets of TremŽ. The world's greatest jazz, roots, rock, folk and alternative musicians still come here for inspiration and renewal, then leave to lay down their tracks elsewhere.
Our food is hotter than ever, and we don't mean spicy. Our city's average neighborhood restaurants are a cut above most cities' best. We're still spoiled that way. Many great chefs have come and gone in the past 25 years, yet most of our great restaurants remain. You know them by name. They're the places you get your po-boys, your oysters Rockefeller, your gumbo, your red beans and rice, your steak and your etouffee.
And of course, our politics seem to change course less than the Mississippi River -- even though some of the biggest names have drowned in scandal and gone to jail.
Through it all, Gambit Weekly has recorded and commented on stories large and small. The timeline below includes national and international events alongside the local stories covered in Gambit Weekly. They provide touchstones as well as mirrors to the rest of the world, and a context for this place we call home.
If each issue is a snapshot in time, 25 years' worth of issues is an epic tale.
We hope you enjoy reading it again as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you.
Gambit is created, marking the beginning of 25 years as New Orleans' most successful alternative publication. Another staple of New Orleans readers is awarded the Pulitzer Prize -- A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole. "Physical" is the No. 1 song in the country, causing a headbands-and-leg-warmer fashion craze. Pope John Paul II is shot in St. Peter's Square, and there is an attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan. Gov. Dave Treen, Louisiana's first Republican governor since Reconstruction, has a tough time with a Legislature still under the spell of former Gov. Edwin Edwards. The federal government puts local mob kingpin Carlos Marcello, former state Commissioner of Administration Charles Roemer II and others on trial in the "Brilab" racketeering case, which ends in convictions for both Marcello and Roemer. New Orleans' first black mayor, Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, gears up for a tough re-election fight against state Sen. Bill Jefferson and state Rep. Ron Faucheux. Promoters of the 1984 World's Fair hit a few stumbling blocks, mostly financial, in a prelude to the fair's later troubles. In a special election paid for, literally, by local electric and gas utility NOPSI, New Orleans votes to transfer regulatory authority over the utility from the City Council to the state Public Service Commission. In December, Clancy DuBos joins Gambit as a freelance political columnist. The Saints' new head coach, Bum Phillips, earns his nickname after a lackluster season. Tulane wallops LSU.
Errol Laborde joins Gambit as associate editor and launches "Scuttlebutt," a section dedicated to the political talk of the town. After a grueling primary and runoff, Mayor Dutch Morial wins re-election over Ron Faucheux by a margin of 53-47 percent, but hizzoner's support among white voters slips to 13 percent. A court fight erupts over control of Audubon Park, pitting Mayor Morial against what's left of his Uptown supporters. Morial ultimately wins this one as Audubon is declared a city asset. Paul Valteau becomes New Orleans' first black sheriff, succeeding the retired Milton "Snake" Stire as civil sheriff. Michael Jackson's Thriller and the movie E.T. explode onto the scene while everyone is playing the game Trivial Pursuit. The New Orleans City Council authorizes a study to determine the efficacy of buying the assets of the local electric and gas utility NOPSI, forerunner to today's Entergy New Orleans, in order to avoid the high costs of the Grand Gulf nuclear power plant under construction by NOPSI's parent company, Middle South Utilities, now Entergy. Across town, everyone is looking forward to the economic boom predicted to accompany the 1984 World's Fair.
The beloved Pontchartrain Beach closes, ending years of family fun at the lakefront amusement park. Edwin Edwards ousts incumbent Dave Treen in a landslide victory to win a third elected term as governor, an unprecedented feat in Louisiana. On the same ballot, Mayor Dutch Morial loses a bid to remove mayoral term limits from the City Charter -- but Morial succeeds in removing several black legislators who supported his white opponent in the 1982 citywide elections. The last episode of M*A*S*H airs and Cabbage Patch Kids are the No. 1 selling toy of the year.
Edwin Edwards reaches the zenith of his popularity and takes a triumphant fundraising trip to Paris with 600 of his closest friends -- at a cost of $25,000 each. The trip nets $5 million to erase EWE's debt from the most expensive governor's race in history. Later in the year, however, U.S. Attorney John Volz opens a racketeering investigation into The Silver Zipper's dealings with hospital developers. Rev. Jesse Jackson wins the first Louisiana Democratic presidential preference primary with a plurality of votes. The highly anticipated World Fair opens along New Orleans' riverfront, but fails to pay its own way because of lower-than-anticipated tourist patrons. Locals, however, love the fair and turn out in large numbers -- but not enough to sustain it. The fair files for bankruptcy protection before its six-month run is completed, forcing the city and state to come to its aid. Despite the financial, political and emotional hangover left in the fair's immediate wake, a vibrant new neighborhood -- the Warehouse District -- slowly but steadily rises from the ashes as developers follow Pres Kabacoff's lead and begin replicating the Federal Fiber Mills project. The Orleans Parish School Board gets a black majority. Sherman Copelin becomes the city's first black assessor when he lands the appointment as interim Third District assessor, but loses a special election in 1985 to Erroll Williams, who still holds the job. Ronald Reagan is re-elected president, and Mary Lou Retton wins two gold medals at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, which the USSR boycotts. New Orleans DA Harry Connick wins a surprisingly close re-election bid against former Office of Municipal Investigations director Morris Reed -- the first of three titanic battles between the two men. French Quarter Festival debuts and claims the world's largest jazz brunch.
The Tulane men's basketball program is disbanded following a point-shaving scandal. Auto dealer and banker Tom Benson buys the Saints with a group of investors for $71 million, and Gov. Edwin Edwards pushes through a massive state subsidy program (giving Benson control over the Louisiana Superdome's lucrative game-day revenues) to make the Saints deal work. Meanwhile, EWE is indicted on federal racketeering charges, beginning a long, steady decline in his political fortunes. Mayor Dutch Morial loses a second bid to amend the City Charter to allow him "Just 3" terms as mayor. The New Orleans mayoral contest begins in earnest right after the Morial referendum fails. City Councilman Wayne Babovich of eastern New Orleans resigns amid a zoning scandal. The council gains a black majority when Babovich is replaced by Ulysses Williams. New Orleans elects two black assessors -- Erroll Williams and Ken Carter. "We Are the World" is the No. 1 record of the year and Michael J. Fox stars in Back to the Future. Count Basiné's legendary coverage of Jazz Fest begins. The Alliance for Affordable Energy is created to fight the high cost of the Grand Gulf nuclear power plant, and the drive to "municipalize" NOPSI takes shape. Meanwhile, voters reverse their decision to let the Public Service Commission regulate NOPSI, returning control to the City Council. In December, Gambit is purchased by Landmark Communications Inc. of Norfolk, VA; editor and publisher Gary Esolen stays on in his original capacities.
America celebrates the first Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes, killing all aboard as the tragedy is televised around the globe. In New Orleans, Gambit stops its home delivery service and switches to its current distribution system of free drop locations around the metro area. Councilman-at-Large Sidney Barthelemy runs a centrist campaign to defeat Bill Jefferson and attorney Sam LeBlanc for mayor, overcoming Mayor Dutch Morial's support for Jefferson. Jim Mora is hired as the Saints head coach and leads the team to a 7-8-1 record. Edwin Edwards is acquitted of all charges. He proposes a single land-based casino in New Orleans the day he is cleared, but his image and popularity never recover from the trial and his casino idea folds as lawmakers lose faith in him. Instead, legislators enact the first of many successive "temporary" sales taxes to cobble together a state budget. The Oprah Winfrey Show makes it debut, Top Gun is the top-grossing movie of the year, and Nintendo's home entertainment center is introduced in the U.S.
A mixed bag of cultural news: The city imposes a temporary ban on coconuts during the Zulu parade; Big Shot Bottling Company moves out of state; and a second Friday is added to Jazz Fest. New Orleans hosts the NCAA Final Four men's basketball tournament for the first time. Upstart Congressman Buddy Roemer wins the governor's race after promising a "revolution" in Louisiana. Roemer shocks the political establishment when he runs first in the primary, and incumbent Gov. Edwin Edwards, who finishes second, drops his own bombshell when he opts not to contest the runoff. On Black Monday, the stock market takes its worst plunge ever, bursting some people's 1980s bubble of wealth. Bill Gates becomes the first computer billionaire. The Saints put up an impressive 12-3 record, the first-ever winning record of the franchise, and clinch their first-ever playoff berth only to get romped 44-10 by the Minnesota Vikings in the first round. George Michael's "Faith" is the top-selling song of the year, and Dirty Dancing star Patrick Swayze rules the hearts of girls everywhere. Also, hair bands like Poison and Motley Crue take 1980s excess to new heights. Gary Esolen resigns as editor and publisher of Gambit to pursue other interests. Margo DuBos named publisher; Errol Laborde, editor.
Publisher Margo DuBos and Gambit present the First Annual Big Easy Awards -- New Orleans' first and largest music awards program -- in the Fairmont Hotel's legendary Blue Room. Hosted by Allen Toussaint and featuring the Neville Brothers in an impromptu concert at the end of the show, the event is an immediate hit with local musicians. New Orleans plays host to the Republican National Convention in the Superdome to rave reviews. The historic Cabildo on Jackson Square catches fire but remains standing as museum workers frantically try to remove irreplaceable artifacts. The second span of the Crescent City Connection opens to traffic. Coconuts return to Zulu as the ban is lifted under the condition that they be handed out and not thrown from floats. George Herbert Walker Bush is elected the 41st president, and Prozac enters drugstores for the first time. New Gov. Buddy Roemer ousts veteran state Sen. Sammy Nunez as Senate President, then decides not to push the fiscal reform plan developed by businessman Jim Bob Moffett -- because, sources say, he wants a plan with his own name on it. Instead, Roemer confects a half-baked plan that lawmakers reject in a preview of tough times to come. The Saints post another winning record of 10-6 only to barely miss the playoffs, as rival San Francisco 49ers would best their record.
David Duke wins a seat in the state Legislature in a low-turnout special election in Old Metairie and Bucktown. The news brings the world's attention -- and opprobrium -- as Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, is outed for selling Nazi literature from his basement. The Berlin Wall falls. Chinese students march on Tiananmen Square. The Exxon Valdez accidentally spills a massive amount of oil into the sea near the coast of Alaska, causing widespread environmental damage. Images from the spill are broadcast around the globe in an environmental wake-up call. Arsenio Hall makes his debut as the first African-American late-night talk show host. Gov. Buddy Roemer's second fiscal reform plan fizzles as voters reject it in a special election. Roemer then begins a public mid-life crisis when his wife Patty leaves him. DA Harry Connick is indicted by the feds, but later beats the rap. Former Mayor Dutch Morial announces he will not run against Sidney Barthelemy for mayor, then dies from an asthma attack days before Christmas.
Mayor Sidney Barthelemy wins re-election against attorney Donald Mintz after a slugfest. The Aquarium of the Americas opens. Louisiana voters approve a state lottery. Lawmakers pass a controversial anti-abortion bill that catapults Woody Jenkins into the national conservative limelight. Seinfeld makes its debut on television. Congresswoman Lindy Boggs announces her retirement, and Bill Jefferson wins a hard-fought battle against the late Dutch Morial's son, Marc, to become New Orleans' first black congressman. Round Two of DA Harry Connick vs. Morris Reed ends with Connick winning his fourth term as the city's top prosecutor. David Duke shocks the state and the nation by garnering 43 percent of the vote statewide against U.S. Sen. J. Bennett Johnston, who wins his fourth term. The Saints sneak into the newly created sixth playoff spot with a record of 8-8 and lose to the Chicago Bears in the first round. MC Hammer releases the single "U Can't Touch This," while Vanilla Ice releases "Ice, Ice, Baby" -- both sample-heavy tunes that will rock dance floors and bar-mitzvahs for years to come.
Margo and Clancy DuBos buy Gambit with limited partners Nancy Marsiglia and Gregory Gambel. Margo DuBos remains publisher; Clancy DuBos joins the staff full-time as editor. The Persian Gulf War begins. Gov. Buddy Roemer's opponents start calling him "Nutty Buddy" when news surfaces of his life-coach making him wear rubber bands on his wrist with instructions to snap them and say, "Cancel," whenever a negative thought enters his mind. Lawmakers at the final hour approve a bill legalizing riverboat casinos -- and they approve another little-publicized bill legalizing video poker. Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart is caught messing with an ugly prostitute that he picks up while cruising the seedy side of Airline Highway. In an even seedier sex scandal, former priest Dino Cinel is arrested in a pedophile priest scandal. Fried chicken king Al Copeland puts Popeyes into bankruptcy. Insurance Commissioner Doug Green is convicted on federal fraud charges. New Orleans voters impose term limits on City Council members. The infamous gubernatorial "runoff from hell" pits David Duke against Edwin Edwards after incumbent Buddy Roemer switches to the GOP and then tanks, finishing third. Reformers hold their noses and vote for EWE as cars sport the memorable bumper sticker, "Vote for the crook -- it's important." In the runoff, Edwards promises not to push for casino gambling if elected. Fox McKeithen becomes Louisiana's highest-ranking Republican by winning re-election as secretary of state after a party switch. Newcomer David Vitter wins Duke's legislative seat in Old Metairie. The Saints get off to their best start in franchise history (7-0) but finish the year 11-5, only to lose in the first round of the playoffs to division rivals the Atlanta Falcons, 27-20. Nirvana releases "Smells Like Teen Spirit," sparking the grunge movement that popularizes dark flannel shirts, an apathetic attitude, and Doc Martin boots. Anthony Hopkins wins the Oscar for Best Actor of the year in the psychological thriller The Silence of the Lambs.
Comus, Momus, and Proteus withdraw from Mardi Gras parade schedule after refusing to sign a new anti-discriminatory ordinance authored by City Councilwoman Dorothy Mae Taylor. (Proteus would later sign the ordinance in 2000 and return to the parade schedule.) State lawmakers pass a land-based casino bill after a controversial vote in which the House voting machines are closed "quickly" by Speaker John Alario. Smooth-talking Chris Hemmeter breezes into town selling dreams of a Grand Palais casino and promptly takes pols on a free trip to Hawaii. He wins the right to lease the city-owned Rivergate auditorium from Mayor Sidney Barthelemy -- but the state will decide who gets to operate Louisiana's only land-based casino. Neo-Nazi David Duke enters the Republican primaries as a candidate for president but wins no delegates -- not even in Louisiana. Bill Clinton is elected the 42nd president; he carries Louisiana with 46 percent plurality to George H.W. Bush's 41 percent and Ross Perot's 12 percent. U.S. Sen. John Breaux wins easy re-election. After 1990 Census shows stagnant population, Louisiana loses one of its eight seats in Congress. Cleo Fields becomes Louisiana's second black congressman, winning election in the newly redistricted Fourth District, which has a black majority. Branford Marsalis joins The Tonight Show as the musical director for new host Jay Leno. Riots break out in Los Angeles after police officers involved in the beating of Rodney King are acquitted of criminal charges. Hurricane Andrew damages parts of Louisiana but saves its worst punch for Florida. The Saints boast the league's best defense and a 12-4 record heading into their first-round playoff game at home against the Philadelphia Eagles. Up 20-7, it appears the Saints will finally win a playoff game -- but some Bobby Herbert interceptions and 29 unanswered points by the Eagles leave the Saints without a playoff victory after 26 years in the league. The Times-Picayune insults St. Bernard Parish residents by printing tasteless jokes in a front-page story about the parish's image woes. Wayne's World makes the leap from Saturday Night Live skit to the big screen and everybody says, "Schwing!"
Widespread corruption is suspected as Louisiana awards a limited number of riverboat gambling licenses to firms with ties to Gov. Edwin Edwards and his cronies. The state casino board awards Harrah's the land-based casino franchise -- a year after Mayor Sidney Barthelemy gives Chris Hemmeter's Grand Palais the exclusive lease to the city-owned Rivergate property. Gov. Edwin Edwards officiates a shotgun marriage between the two feuding casino clans -- and Harrah's ultimately buys or forces out all others. Lawmakers approve funding for Mayor Barthelemy's proposed Arena next to the Superdome. Tulane scholarship scandal breaks news that children of many Louisiana politicians, including Mayor Barthelemy, get free college tuitions via program that lets legislators and the mayor dole out scholarships. Carmella Lamarque, estranged wife of auto dealer Ronnie Lamarque, is busted for trying to hire a hit-man to kill her soon-to-be-ex-husband. Police corruption grows worse, as does the crime rate. The final episode of Cheers airs. A standoff in Waco, Texas, between cult leader David Koresh and federal officials leads to tragedy. Allen Johnson Jr. succeeds Clancy DuBos as editor of Gambit Weekly.
Marc Morial is elected mayor on promises of reform; after a lengthy search, he appoints Richard Pennington as new NOPD chief. 60 Minutes airs a scathing story on crime and police corruption in New Orleans as the city is crowned the murder capital of the country -- averaging more than a murder per day between 1993-1995. Gov. Edwin Edwards announces he will not seek re-election; predicts everyone will be shocked at the great job he ultimately gets after leaving politics. Beanie Babies are the latest rage. Tonya Harding hires a hit-man to attack fellow ice-skater Nancy Kerrigan, and actor Jim Carrey dominates the big screen with three comedies, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber.
State lawmakers propose a constitutional amendment, which voters ratify overwhelmingly, imposing legislative term limits. State Sen. Mike Foster switches to the GOP the day before qualifying opens and pours $3 million of mostly his own money into the campaign for governor. Congressman Cleo Fields barely edges out Mary Landrieu for a runoff spot against Foster, who coasts past Fields to victory. Fields still makes history by becoming the first black candidate to make a statewide runoff in Louisiana. O.J. Simpson is found not guilty of murdering his wife Nicole and Ron Goldman. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin is assassinated by a Jewish extremist after Rabin negotiates a peace process between Israel and Palestine. One hundred sixty-eight people are killed in the Oklahoma City bombing of the federal building; domestic terrorists Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols are ultimately held responsible for the attack. Harrah's opens its temporary casino in the Municipal Auditorium to mixed reviews. The show Friends rises to popularity, and the movie Toy Story, a huge hit among kids and parents, changes motion picture animation forever with the use of computer graphics. Harrah's Casino files for bankruptcy protection the day before Thanksgiving, weeks after denying rumors that it would do just that.
Margo and Clancy DuBos buy out their partners to become sole owners of Gambit Weekly. The Bright Field motor vessel slams into the Riverwalk mall, injuring hundreds. President Bill Clinton wins easy re-election; carries Louisiana with a 52 percent majority against Bob Dole. After a bitter court battle, Louisiana is forced to draw new congressional districts; the big loser is Cleo Fields, whose district gains a white majority. With key help from Mayor Marc Morial, DA Harry Connick wins his third bout against Morris Reed -- and a fifth term as the city's top prosecutor. His nephew, Paul Connick Jr., defeats Jack Capella to succeed long-time Jefferson Parish DA John Mamoulides. Jim Mora delivers his famous "We Suck" speech at the beginning of the season only to resign the next day after coaching the Saints for 10-and-a-half years. The Saints would put up a measly 3-13 record, making Mora's speech all the more poignant. Tickle Me Elmo is the year's hottest toy. Tiger Woods turns pro with a breakout year, and everyone is trying to learn the moves to the newest dance craze, the Macarena.
Some local establishments say goodbye as the beloved drugstore chain K&B sells out to Rite-Aid, the Krauss Department Store on Canal street closes, the curtain falls on the Lakeside Theatre (across from the mall), and The Old Absinthe Bar on Bourbon issues its final "last call." The Saints hire Mike Ditka, who leads the team to a slightly improved 6-10 record. Federal agents raid the Baton Rouge home of former Gov. Edwin Edwards, who only thought he was leaving public life. They pull $400,000 in cash from a safe in his home, which he says is, um, gambling winnings. Hockey -- yes, hockey! -- comes to the city via The New Orleans Brass. The minor league hockey team starts its inaugural season with home games in the Municipal Auditorium.
Marc Morial wins re-election as mayor against a weak field. Former Gov. Edwin Edwards is indicted on fraud, racketeering and money-laundering charges -- along with his son Stephen and several cronies -- in connection with the licensing of riverboat casinos. New Orleans dodges the brunt of Hurricane Georges. Congress impeaches President Bill Clinton amid the Monica Lewinsky scandal. In a sad tangent, Louisiana's Bob Livingston resigns from Congress -- citing his own marital infidelity -- soon after emerging as the clear favorite to become the new Speaker of the House. Gambit Weekly pleads unsuccessfully for Livingston to reconsider as his stature in Congress would greatly benefit Louisiana. At the behest of business interests (mostly polluters), the Louisiana Supreme Court passes a rule barring law students from litigating at the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic -- a move that draws national criticism. Titanic becomes the top-grossing movie of all time. Seinfeld airs its final episode to more than 78 million households. Michael Tisserand becomes new editor of Gambit Weekly.
Gambit Weekly Baton Rouge launches in February. After much in-fighting, legal and financial wrangling, Harrah's Casino finally opens at its permanent home on Canal Street, site of the old Rivergate auditorium. The Columbine school tragedy tops off a spate of youth violence. Gov. Mike Foster easily wins re-election against Congressman Bill Jefferson. President Clinton survives impeachment. David Vitter wins a hard-fought special election against David Duke, former Gov. Dave Treen and others to succeed Bob Livingston in Louisiana's 1st Congressional District. The Saints make a trade to draft standout running back Ricky Williams. Talk and paranoia of the Y2K upgrade enter everyone's consciousness. The Blair Witch Project makes some people scared, and some just dizzy.
The National D-Day Museum opens. George W. Bush is elected the 43rd president after an election controversy and a recount in Florida must ultimately be resolved by the United States Supreme Court. The Saints, under new coach Jim Haslett (who wins Coach of the Year honors this year) win the NFC West to face defending Super Bowl champs the St. Louis Rams. After the Saints jump out to an early lead, the Rams mount a comeback and it appears the Saints are on the verge of another playoff collapse. Rams punt returner Az-Hakim muffs a key punt and the Saints recover to seal their first-ever playoff victory. Saints radio announcer Jim Henderson delivers the famous words, "There is a God! The Saints recover the football!" Reality TV bursts into mainstream culture as New Orleans hosts its own reality crew, MTV's The Real World. File-sharing networks like Napster spread and allow millions to share free music over the Internet. Former Gov. Edwin Edwards gets convicted of 17 counts of fraud, money-laundering and racketeering; his son Stephen is convicted of 18 counts. They get 10 years each in the pen. Former Congressman Cleo Fields is caught on tape by the FBI stuffing $20,000 in cash down his pants in EWE's law offices as Edwards warns him to be careful spreading that stuff around. Fields later refuses to discuss what he did with the money or why he got it, claiming he was a "private citizen" at the time. (Hint: so was every armed robber in Angola at the time of his crimes.)
The nation grieves after terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 change the world forever. President Bush promises to bring terrorist leader Osama Bin Laden to justice. U.S. invades Afghanistan after ruling Taliban refuses to turn over Bin Laden, who continues to evade capture. Britney Spears tops the charts with her album Britney, but the biggest pop trend of the year is anything patriotic, red, white and blue. Marc Morial's bid to change the city's charter to allow for a run at a third term fails, and the mayoral contest of 2002 starts late. Gov. Foster brokers a less-than-favorable deal for the state to keep the Saints. Gambit Weekly Baton Rouge folds after two years in Red Stick. While hosting the annual Association of Alternative Newsweeklies convention for the second time in its history, Gambit Weekly wins an unprecedented number of awards -- nine overall, including four first-place honors.
The Super Bowl returns to New Orleans -- during Mardi Gras -- after 9/11 forces the NFL to reschedule the playoffs. "Cable Guy" C. Ray Nagin is elected mayor in stunning, come-from-nowhere campaign that circumvents established black political organizations. Nagin brings slate of newcomers to City Hall, including DDD Executive Director Kimberly Williamson as new chief administrative officer. Three months after inauguration, she announces a spectacular "corruption raid" that nets only cabbies, then fizzles. Feds, meanwhile, launch a widespread probe of Marc Morial's administration and New Orleans Public Schools. Two snipers work together to terrorize citizens in and around Washington, D.C. New Orleans welcomes a new NBA franchise, the Hornets. Long-time New Orleans DA Harry Connick retires. Former U.S. Attorney Eddie Jordan wins a close runoff against Clerk of Civil Court Dale Atkins to succeed Connick and become city's first black district attorney. Former Gov. Edwin Edwards reports to federal prison to serve a 10-year sentence after his appeal fails. Halle Berry wins best actress for her role in Monster's Ball, becoming the first African-American woman to win the award; the film is shot in Louisiana. Modeled after the British version, American Idol first appears and will become one of the most successful television shows in history.
The U.S. goes to war against Iraq after President Bush accuses Saddam Hussein of manufacturing and stockpiling weapons of mass destruction -- though none are ever found. SARS, a new disease, spreads in Asia and parts of Canada. Hornets make NBA playoffs after debut season in New Orleans, but lose in first round. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco becomes Louisiana's first woman governor after defeating 31-year-old wunderkind Bobby Jindal in a cliffhanger of a runoff. Mayor Ray Nagin shocks the political establishment by endorsing Jindal, a Republican, over Democrat Blanco. DA Eddie Jordan fires dozens of white employees in one day, sparking an employment discrimination lawsuit in federal court. Finding Nemo is the No. 1 movie at the box office. The music industry fights back against free file-sharing networks by establishing their own pay sites and taking widespread legal action against operators of the file networks and their users.
Tropical Storm Frances and Hurricanes Ivan and Jeanne give Louisiana a triple scare. Gambit Weekly investigates recent changes to FEMA (per the Homeland Security Department) that could hinder federal response if a major hurricane hits New Orleans. The Hornets make the NBA playoffs for second year in a row in New Orleans, but once again lose in the first round. Coach Paul Silas is fired, replaced by Byron Scott. President George W. Bush again wins a close race for president, this time against U.S. Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts. State lawmakers pass a bill to take over New Orleans public school finances after some board members try to oust reform Supt. Anthony Amato. Two board members go to federal court to protect Amato's job until the new law takes effect, and all anti-Amato incumbents are defeated in school board elections. New Orleans earns the nickname, "Hollywood South" as a record number of film productions come to town to take advantage of a series of tax incentives passed two years earlier.
The new "reform" school board takes less than 90 days to fire Anthony Amato after reports of fiscal disarray and failure to manage effectively. DA Eddie Jordan loses a federal discrimination suit, is found to have fired white workers for racial reasons, and is assessed millions in back pay and legal fees. Jefferson Parish Judge Alan Green is convicted in the federal "Wrinkled Robe" corruption case. Former Mayor Marc Morial's uncle, Glenn Haydel, is charged in a federal theft and money-laundering case. Several other Morial pals are indicted in another federal corruption case. Feds in New Orleans and Virginia raid the homes and offices of Congressman Bill Jefferson, pulling thousands in cash from his freezer. Months later, one of Jefferson's former aides pleads guilty and promises to cooperate. Meanwhile, civilian crimes were inching skyward again as the city's violent crime rate soared -- particularly its murder rate. Hurricanes Katrina and Rita deliver a one-two punch that changes Louisiana forever, sending flood waters over 80 percent of the city and killing more than 1,100. Everyone from Mayor Ray Nagin to Gov. Kathleen Blanco to FEMA Director Michael Brown to Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff to President Bush drops the ball at least once -- sometimes over and over. Bush comes to town and promises to do "whatever it takes," but aid is s-l-o-o-o-o-o-w in coming. Meanwhile, the Saints relocate "temporarily" to San Antonio, while the Hornets nest for now (and maybe later) in Oklahoma City. Both teams play several games in Baton Rouge to tepid crowds, prompting speculation that one or both may leave permanently. Gambit Weekly shuts down for nine weeks, then returns on All Saints Day, vowing to be a part of New Orleans' recovery. Clancy DuBos returns as editor. The year ends with the best hope for a housing plan -- a bailout bill by Congressman Richard Baker of Baton Rouge -- failing because the White House has its doubts. Citywide elections, scheduled for Feb. 4 and March 4, are delayed because of the hurricanes.
Recovery is slow in the Post-Katrina world, but New Orleans manages to pull off a Mardi Gras that instills hope when there was precious little left. New Orleans' elections are scheduled for April 22 and May 20. Mayor Ray Nagin gives his infamous "chocolate city" and "God is punishing America for Iraq" speech on MLK Day, then draws 22 opponents when qualifying opens. State lawmakers approve modified consolidation of local levee boards in contentious special session. Gambit Weekly prepares to return to its offices in Mid-City -- aiming for mid-April move-in and a (hopefully) dry remainder of the year!


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I think these two justify declaring the Windows port at EOL prior to 8.2. The others probably not so much. (Who cares if pg_regress is not a C program? Who besides developers uses it?)* The stats collector bug which prevented stats being collected reliably, thus causing all the expected knock on effects (including near-total failure of autovacuum). The 8.2 fix for this was dependent on the redesign of the collector to remove the separate stats buffering process. * Semaphore issues, fixed by the native implementation in 8.2.
I hope this will be a one-off exercise, though. In general we should declare releases to be at EOL, not ports.
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Originally posted by sayiamu
Alex Jones read this very email on his radio show today ....
also ... INFOWARS.com was hacked today ... and he supposedly received calls from the feds ...
says to me he touched a nerve.....
but still ... this info with a grain of salt for me also .....
I read the following post on PrisonPlanet and tried to find an email address for Dr. Marcus L Gitterle, but couldn't. I wanted to try to reach him to see if he would verify that he actually sent the email in question out to his list.
I was not able to find an email address for him.
I managed to find a copy of the email, that he supposedly sent, reposted on the Vitals website. It was posted in one of the reviews on his profile.
If you happen to know Dr. Gitterle, please get him to contact any of us in alternative information circles so we can verify this.
Originally posted by Namaste
reply to post by Champagne
I am quite perplexed as to why you had me post that. It's on page three, in the post made by the poster that called you a sheeple. I figured you would have at least checked the site he was citing to discredit your original post.
Those of you out there trying to make your mind up about this Flu thing, DON'T!
Until you see evidence either way, don't judge this situation.
Originally posted by Xavialune
Originally posted by wonderworld
reply to post by Champagne
Thank you, I'm not usually gullible but just ordered a few bottles of N-Acetyl-Cysteine online.
It's very inexpensive. 3.99 ea. I did some reading about it first. It sounds good.
I wonder if they'll have a rush on the stuff.
Thanks for bringing to my attention, that hospitals and doctors would be overwhelmed and have no room, run out of medicine, etc!!
I may also check for other herbal anti-virals.
What site did you find it for that cheap?
Originally posted by Champagne
Originally posted by Namaste
reply to post by Champagne
I am quite perplexed as to why you had me post that. It's on page three, in the post made by the poster that called you a sheeple. I figured you would have at least checked the site he was citing to discredit your original post.
Thanks............of course I read this and will state again - no one knows what to believe right now!! Geesh, can't some of you get the fact that NO ONE knows what is going to happen??
As I stated before, that site neither proves or disproves the email!! AND, I really did not care who believes this or not!! Imp-osted for those who want info about how to protect themselves from this virus.
If you did not believe this - site proof it is wrong. Otherwise, don't post......and, by all means, if you do not know me personally - I would keep your thoughts about my character to yourself!!
Ashamed?? Hardly!! How bout you? You have anything to be ashamed of?? Nevermind, I really do not care..............
Originally posted by Champagne
- I suggest all of us avoid public gatherings. Outdoor activities are not as likely to lead to infection. It is contained areas and close contact that are the biggest risk.
Originally posted by Inspiration1911
So here in San Antonio ALL the hand Sanitizers in ALL the WALMART/Targets/HEB are SOLD OUT. Including those 2 Supplement vitamins that Doctor suggested by the OP.


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As I understand this game, in-brace corrections are supposed to be at least 50% if there is any hope to stop progression.
We have a case of a braced T53* that was reduced INBRACE to T47*. That is an 11% correction.
Either the orthotist is incompetent or he is secretly taking pity on the poor child and decreasing the useless torture as much as possible. I choose to think it is the latter. The village may be trying to protect their children.


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We're still at Dusit, and having digested the events from IFA early this morning, we are now ready to experience the Note 3 Firsthand.
The screen is bright and massive, with Samsung's beautiful color reproduction and sharpness.
This device feels great. The faux leather with the stitching on the back plate give it a really sexy feel in hand, almost like a tiny little notebook. They nailed it in that department.
We're jumping straight into the features. The most interesting of which has to be Pen Window. Basically, you draw a box, and select an app. The app then multi-screens into a window the size of the box you just drew.
There is a limited number of apps, among them YouTube and the calculator, but all of them are useful.
There is also a beefed-up Group play that lets you chain 5 Note 3s and create a massive, multi-screen display.
It's not the main selling point of the device, but it's a cool extra. A really cool extra. You can also share a screen with several devices and doodle, and have the changes appear on all the linked devices.
Action Memo lets you write a note, and immediately send it to the appropriate app (phonebook for a name and contact number, email client for an email address, etc.) seamlessly.
Something we noticed is a different USB connector. We've seen this kind of port on other devices (USB 3.0). While it looks different, the standard micro USB connector works fine.
Here's the Note against the current Smartphone flagship, the S4. You'll notice that the two are about the same thickness, give or take, with the new Note taking a different approach towards build. This note is probably the maximum size we would carry around in a pocket. Any larger, and you might have to resort to a bag.
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If you have the goal of muscle building, you are going to need to be making sure you are creating the hormonal environment that is necessary for optimal muscle growth. Far too many men over simplify the process. They think that if they just go into the gym and lift more weight, more size will come.
Often this is not the case at all. A few months pass by and they see slow to no results and next thing they know, frustration has set in and they are falling off the bandwagon.
If they would have just taken the time to ensure that the environment they were maintaining in their body was optimal for muscle building, they would have remedied the situation and seen the results they were after.
The problem is not with their training program or amount of effort. The problem is with their approach.
Fortunately, there is something that can be done to ensure you either get out of this situation if you're in it, or make sure you never enter into that dreaded plateau in the first place.
The solution? A testosterone booster.
Let's take a look at what these powerful products are, why you need ones, and the best ones in the industry.
What Are Testosterone Boosters?
A testosterone booster is a supplement that is all-natural for the body and is going to help to stimulate a greater release of the hormone testosterone. In every male, testosterone will start to decline as he reaches the age of 30-35 and as it does, progress will start to slow. It should also be noted that the older you get, the more decline in testosterone production you will experience, as noted in a study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.
Since testosterone is the main hormone that makes a man a man, as you might imagine, as it declines, you'll notice other side effects as well such as simply not feeling like yourself to a serious lack of libido and decline in sexual performance.
For any man who wants to keep feeling like his usual self, doing something to offset the natural testosterone decline is going to be incredibly important and that is precisely what a testosterone booster aims to do.
Why Are Testosterone Boosters Best Suited For?
While these products are primarily suited for men who are beyond the age of 30-35 and who are showing clear signs of testosterone reduction, don't think that you can't use them if you are younger. For some men, levels can start to decline as early as their mid-20's, so if you see symptoms present themselves such as lack of strength, trouble with sexual performance, or feeling more tired than normal, you are going to be a great candidate for a testosterone booster.
These products are also not only for those who want to build incredible muscle size either. While they do definitely cater to those who want more mass gains, they work great for the weekend warrior who simply wants to improve his exercise performance or the man who is having problems in the bedroom.
Almost all of the top rated testosterone boosters will have positive benefits on the libido and sexual performance level, so this can definitely help remedy this embarrassing problem.
Now that you know more about what testosterone boosters are, it's time to look at the top rated products in the industry.
The Top 3 Testosterone Boosters In The Industry
One thing that you must know right off the start is the fact that not all testosterone boosters are created equally. In fact, some are just going to waste your money and not deliver, while others will produce remarkable benefits that you notice both in and out of the gym.
By doing your research first, you make sure you end up with a product that fits into the latter category rather than the former.
Here are the top three testosterone boosters to consider.
Topping the list is the most powerful testosterone booster, TestoFuel. This product combines the well-proven ingredients for testosterone enhancement as shown by the Phytotherapy Research journal including the ZMA combination, tribulus, oyster extract, vitamin D, and Fenugreek.
This product also lists the full dosages of each ingredient in the product, giving you more confidence in what you are purchasing. You'll start to see results almost immediately upon taking it and most individuals also report no side effects as well. Users report improved strength, improved size, improved energy, improved sexual function, and also recover faster better as well.
To learn more about TestoFuel, read our full review: https://gymflow100.com/testofuel-product-review/
Maxx Test 300
Another testosterone booster you may want to consider is Maxx Test 300, which contains 4 different ingredients all aimed to help elevate your testosterone levels. This product is also designed to improve sexual performance and overall feelings of well-being. With ingredients like Horny Goat Weed, Tribulus and Fenugreek, it's an all natural product that should produce no side effects either.
It's also been designed to help promote stronger bones as well, so if bone mass loss is something that concerns you, it's a good choice to consider.
Finally, if you want a very basic product, the standard ZMA can also get the job done. This is going to be a far more cost-effective supplement as it is more simplified in nature (in TestoFuel, you'll get ZMA plus other additional testosterone boosters).
For those on a budget though, this is your best bet. You won't see as great of results from it, but it's far better than some of the other stacked, pricier testosterone boosters out there that simply don't deliver.
Things To Know While Using Testosterone Boosters
Once you pick up the testosterone booster you're going to use, you should also be considering other things that you can be doing regularly to help elevate your natural testosterone release.
By making sure you are doing everything possible to experience higher testosterone, you stand a better chance of seeing the progress you desire.
First, make sure you are keeping your stress levels lower. If you are highly stressed on a regular basis, it's going to significantly impair your ability to not only experience optimal testosterone release, but in addition to that, stay lean. High levels of stress will cause an increased risk of body fat accumulation, so if an ideal body composition is important to you, you should definitely take steps to manage stress.
Next, you also want to make sure you are getting good quality sleep. Sleep is vital to proper recovery, proper testosterone development, and a reduced release of cortisol. Cortisol serves to break muscle tissue down while testosterone serves to build it up, so it'll counteract what you are aiming to achieve.
You also need to make sure you are getting sufficient amounts of healthy fats in your diet program. Very low fat diets – as well as very low calorie diets – are going to significantly hamper testosterone release and reduce your overall feeling of well-being. Remember, dietary fat will not make you gain body fat. It's excess calories that you need to be concerned with. Adding some dietary fat to your diet will help make sure your nutrient needs get met and that you function as optimally as you should.
Also be sure that you aren't crashing dieting at any point. If getting leaner is the goal, do so slowly – aim for a reduction of around 250 calories per week. This will yield half a pound of fat loss, which is enough to ensure it is just fat loss and not muscle mass loss.
When it comes to your gym sessions, you'll want to be putting in good effort with heavy weights. Don't go light if you want more testosterone release. Heavy lifting coupled with slightly shorter rest periods is the ideal scenario for increasing your testosterone release.
Furthermore, don't overdo cardio training either. Men who do hours of cardio training each week will almost always have lower testosterone levels than those who keep it to more moderate levels.
If you are worried about weight gain, check your diet, don't add loads of cardio training.
So there you have the main points to know and remember about what you should be doing to maximize your testosterone release. It really will pay off to use the right, high quality supplement along with making some adjustments to your diet and workout program.
While a natural decline in testosterone is inevitable with aging, dealing with the side effects of it is not. You can take control and regain your 20-year old body levels back.
Blackman, M.R. et al. (2000). Longitudinal Effects of Aging on Serum Total and Free Testosterone Levels in Healthy Men. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. Volume 86, Issue 2.
Rao, A. et al. (2011). Physiological Aspects of Male Libido Enhanced by Standardized Trigonella foenum-graecum Extract and Mineral Formulation. Phytotherapy Research. Vol. 25, Issue 9.


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Let the memory of Everett be with us forever
- 78 years old
- Born on September 29, 1937 in Harvey, Illinois, United States.
- Passed away on August 10, 2016 in Houston, Texas, United States.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Everett Hill, 78, born on September 29, 1937 and passed away on August 10, 2016. We will remember him forever.
About 20 or some years ago, when I first met Everett, a bunch of us, family and friends, went out to dinner together. My Uncle Tito, Everett and my Dad wore dark suits, slicked their hair back and wore extremely dark sunglasses. (Of course they all had dark hair back then.) It was one of my early visits to Las Vegas and the stories I had heard about Las Vegas preceded my visit and lead my mind to wondering. Here are two men whom I knew, or thought I knew, and this new man, Everett Hill. As we were seated in a private room, none the less, of the restaurant, my mind began to put two and two together. It couldn't be...could it? My mind raced all over the place recalling all that I had learned about the Mob and Las Vegas. My mind was racing through all the names I was familiar with: "Bugsy", "Fat Herbie". "Tony the Ant". Who was this Everett Hill character and was that his real name? Why would my Dad and my Uncle Tito get mixed up with this guy? Now they all are walking around and looking like Mob Members. I must admit, I was forever looking over my shoulder that evening in the restaurant and the parking area. Constantly checking around to see if anything weird was going down. After I got to know Everett, (and realized that this was something the guys did now and again to be funny), I learned that Everett was such a mild mannered man; soft spoken and kind! I had to laugh at myself and still do when I think back at that dinner! They had me for sure. Everett will be missed. I enjoyed our conversations on Aunt Sue's patio all those holiday gatherings. I never did tell him what I thought when I first met him. I'm sure he would have had a good laugh over it. Rest in Peace Everett, and say Hi to my Dad!
To my Grandpa: I sit here wondering what to say/write, words can not descibe how much I miss you! I am so glad that I was able to come and spend time with you in Las Vegas a few years ago, we had such a amazing time and one I will never forget!! I can also recall all the tickle monster sessions we had as kids with you, you would tickle us till we couldn't breath and yet we would always come back for more :) I miss you so much! I will see you again one day until than watch over everyone and always be all of our amazing angel!! Love always Lex
I have many memories of Everette. We loved when he brought the toy truck home and would let us kids go pick out a toy! I also remember him driving the car on the lake in Friendship and being terrified-he would just laugh! What fun that was! In Las Vegas he would visit Mom and Gary and bring sweets-so nice! He will be truly missed!
It was a pleasure to know (Mr.) Everette. He was a great dad to all his girls and always made me feel right at home when I'd come to spend the night or visit. Rest in peace.
I remember Uncle Everette making jokes and teasing my about my boyfriends that I didn't have. He was always very sweet. He will be greatly missed.
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Many times a coach will reference to a team that a game is a marathon, not a sprint.
Well, Brady certainly would've won the game against Medicine Valley if it were a sprint.
While the Eagles scored twice in the first quarter and led at the end of the period, it was the Raiders' steady scoring in each quarter that paved the way to a 55-14 victory
The Eagles scored on the first play from scrimmage on a 57-yard pass from Trevor Mann to Troy Lusk putting the Eagles ahead 6-0 before a failed two-point conversion attempt.
Medicine Valley responded with a touchdown of its own, going ahead 7-6.
Once again, Brady had success on offense.
Mann ran in a touchdown from seven yards out and converted the two-point conversion pushing the Eagles ahead, 14-7.
Head coach Andy Seamann said the offense did a good job operating the scripted plays in the first quarter.
The Raiders had an answer for Brady, marching down the field and into the endzone.
A failed conversion attempt kept Brady in the lead, 14-13 at the end of the first.
Brady struggled from the second quarter on, being forced to punt giving the ball back to a seemingly, unstoppable Raider offense.
Seamann said the Raiders scored on their first possession of the second quarter, going ahead 20-14.
On their third possession, Medicine Valley punted the ball, pinning Brady at the one yard line.
The Eagles hoped to get some breathing room but on an ensuing punt, the ball hit a Brady player and only went 12 yards, giving the Raiders excellent field position, Seamann said.
Brady gave up another touchdown leading to an unanswered 42 points.
"Our kids did a good job during practice executing the defensive gameplan," Seamann said. "Friday, we did a terrible job executing that gameplan."
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Seamann said the team will have to get better at tackling and being aggressive this week.
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Launched the idea of founding the College of Nursing through the urgent necessity for the preparation of cadres of nursing and efficient scientific and practical high-line with the technological development of scientific, technical and commensurate with the need to provide nursing services and preventive, curative and rehabilitative foster maintain the health of decent individual, family and community through the use of advanced methods.
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This program is a lightweight access- and prefix-list generator
for Cisco routers and GateD/Zebra. Access lists are generated
based on RADB/RIPE data.
This tool is not so powerful as RAToolSet, but has some
features missing in RAToolSet, such as optional filtering
of more specific routes in the same AS or acl string aggregation;
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make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/net-mgmt/bgpq/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install bgpq
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PKGNAME: bgpq
SHA256 (bgpq-184.108.40.206.tgz) = 7c7262178964d57efde209d78de26ecd8dfe9b319525395376cc7667ea7977f6
SIZE (bgpq-18.104.22.168.tgz) = 63472
There are no ports dependent upon this port
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 24
- Add LICENSE
- Switch to USES=tar
- Cosmetic fixes
Reset sem@'s ports per his request.
With hat: portmgr-secretary
- Fix trailing whitespace in pkg-descrs, categories [g-n]*
Approved by: portmgr blanket
Approved by: portmgr@
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
Fix typos in COMMENT
Approved by: portmgr@ (implicit)
- Get Rid MD5 support
- Respect PREFIX.
Submitted by: QAT@
- Update to 184.108.40.206
- Clean up the patch.
- Set source for query correctly.
- Fix the last patch. It was failed when a server closed a connection.
- Revised patch. More optimization and better retry attempts implemented.
- Fix an incomplete patch.
- Add a patch to fix working with really big AS-sets (like AS-DECIX). And
some optimizations too.
- Reset email@example.com due to long period of inactivity.
Approved by: portmgr (linimon)
- Update to 18.104.22.168
Approved by: maintainer implicit
- Update to 184.108.40.206
- Pass maintainer shipt to submitter
Submitted by: farrokhi@
- Update to 184.108.40.206
PR: ports/106675
Submitted by: TAKAHASHI Kaoru <kaoru at kaisei.org>
Reset inactive maintainer who has not responded to email.
Hat: portmgr
- Update to 18.104.22.168
PR: ports/93064
Submitted by: Babak Farrokhi <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Approved by: maintainer timeout (almost 2 months)
Approved by: krion@
SIZEify (maintainer timeout)
Say hello to the new "net-mgmt" category. There are probably more
ports that belong here than the ones I have identified and moved in
this, first, pass.
Approved in principle by: marcus
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15 vulnerabilities affecting 134 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
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