"A person is not free if they are restricted by no nonsense rules and regulations."
Forrest Caricofe
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BACK TO OUR HOUSE ON OTTOBINE ROAD....
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY....
""I was a dumb butt for doing it (going back to Bridgewater College)." And,
unless my drop dead comes before then, I'll tell you about that tomorrow...."
Well, it's tomorrow, so I'll tell you. Bridgewater College:
1. made me go to chapel. It is a Church of the Brethren related college.
2. fined me for parking in the wrong area on at least one occasion, I was a day
student and had to park somewhere.
3. had an English Literature professor who lost his temper and stomped out of
the classroom after we in the class forgot the name of the author of 'The Raven'
(Edgar Allen Poe), but I along with my fellow students could not remember it at
the time.
4. had another professor who summoned me out into the hallway and said that
he did not appreciate me looking out the window when he was lecturing to the
class.
5. I went out for football and in one of the first practices, I went helmet to helmet
with another player. I was stunned and maybe semi-conscious for a while. A
concussion. Everyone around just laughed. So I quit. I'm glad I did because I
might be more befuddled than I am right now.
6. They would not let me graduate if I didn't attend graduation.
Bottom line, very few choices and very few freedoms. I don't remember if they
flew the American Flag while I was there.
After the big car came to a stop, Father turned the ignition key back on and it
was pedal to metal and off to the races....
TO BE CONTINUED....
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"It's important to be loyal to one's country, but is also important to be loyal
to the world."
Forrest Caricofe
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WORLD
I received a postcard yesterday from someone whose home country is England,
but is now living in Japan and teaching English. I have a niece, Holly, who taught
English in China, so I'm some what familiar with that. My message to the sender
was as follows:
“Hi,
You went to a lot of trouble to have made this postcard of washi paper.
It's a beautiful postcard and I thank you so much.
I will mention you (not your name) and both of your countries in my story of
tomorrow (Nov 13 EDT) on my web site: iliveinmycarandeatverywell.com.
Thanks again,
Forrest”
England
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Country of the United Kingdom
"England, birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles, is a country in the
British Isles bordering Scotland and Wales. The capital, London, on the
River Thames, is home of Parliament, Big Ben and the 11th-century Tower
of London. It's also a multicultural, modern hub for the arts and business.
Other large cities are Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol and the
university centres of Oxford and Cambridge.
Capital: London
Dialing code: +44
Population: 53.01 million (2011)
Currency: Pound sterling
Prime minister: Theresa May
Colleges and Universities: University of Oxford, Open University and more."
Japan
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Country in East Asia
"Japan is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities, imperial
palaces, mountainous national parks and thousands of shrines and temples.
Shinkansen bullet trains connect the main islands of Kyushu (with Okinawa's
subtropical beaches), Honshu (home to Tokyo and Hiroshima’s atomic-bomb
memorial) and Hokkaido (famous for skiing). Tokyo, the capital, is known for
skyscrapers, shopping and pop culture.
Capital: Tokyo
Population: 127.3 million (2013) World Bank
Emperor: Akihito
Currency: Japanese yen
Prime minister: Shinzō Abe"
HEALTH
NIH (News in Health)
A monthly newsletter from the National Institutes of Health, part of the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services
Tips for Eating Out
"Choose foods that are steamed, broiled, baked, roasted, poached, or lightly
sautéed or stir-fried.
Ask for fat-free or low-fat milk instead of cream for coffee or tea.
Pick food without butter, gravy, or sauces—or ask to have the food without it.
Choose a low-calorie salad dressing.
Ask for salad dressing on the side, and use only some of it.
Pick drinks without added sugar, such as water, fat-free or low-fat milk,
unsweetened tea, or diet iced tea, lemonade, or soda.
Trim visible fat from poultry or meat.
Don’t eat the skin on cooked chicken or turkey.
Share your meal, or take half home for later.
Skip dessert or order fruit. Or share dessert with a friend."
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VENGEANCE
southfront.org
#FROMTHEFRONT#IRAQ 12.11.2016
ANTI-ISIS FORCES ALREADY LOST 3,500 FIGHTERS IN MOSUL OFFENSIVE
"According to preliminary data, Iraqi troops and their allies have already
lost 3,000-3,500 fighters during their offensive on Iraqi city of Mosul.
The storm of the city of Mosul is not so successful: Iraqi troops and their allies
approach the city from the north and south, but on the eastern outskirts of the
city the same tendencies remain – it is obviously that the operation failed in
the form, in which it was being conducted.
According to preliminary data, since the beginning of the operation, the
coalition, fighting against the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group, has lost
about 3,000-3,500 fighters (mainly members of the Iraqi Army and the
Shia militias), who were killed or wounded in clashes with terrorists, as
well as 17-22 tanks (T-72, T-62, T-55, Abrams), more than 120 pieces of light
armored vehicles (infantry fighting vehicles, high mobility multipurpose
wheeled vehicles (Humvee), mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles
(MRAP), bulldozers) and an unspecified number of vehicles, equipped
with machine guns.
Losses of IS terrorists are about 1,500-2,000 killed and wounded, about 15
armored vehicles and an unspecified number of vehicles, equipped with
machine guns, and bomb-laden vehicles for suicide attacks.
So, in general, the situation turned out to be like in Fallujah, though there
was an attempt to avoid this scenario.
A military operation to liberate Mosul from IS terrorists was started in the
morning of October 17. A few days before the start of the land operation,
the US-led coalition began to carry out airstrikes.
The IS terrorist group captured Mosul, the second largest city in Iraq, in
June 2014. Reportedly, there are between 5,000 and 6,000 IS terrorists in
the city."
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"Assassination or impeachment are two ways of getting rid of a new President
just elected."
Forrest Caricofe
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US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Newsmax
Trump Assassination Threats Mounting on Social Media
Excerpt from full article:
By Sandy Fitzgerald | Saturday, 12 Nov 2016 02:21 PM
"The Secret Service will likely investigate all threats they deem to be credible
ones, according to security sources."
Newsmax Headlines:
"Trump Says His Social Media Use Helped Win Election
Trump Not Expected To Live In White House Full Time
NY Man Sues Trump for $1 Billion Citing 'Emotional Distress'
Robert De Niro: Trump Victory Feels Like 9/11
TV Reporter Apologizes After Celebrating Trump's Win
Secret Service Blocks Michael Moore from Seeing Trump
Did Nostradamus Foresee Trump's Big Win?
Clinton Blames FBI's Comey for Her Defeat
Trump Assassination Threats Mounting on Social Media
Liberal Change.org Urges Electoral College to Vote Hillary
Outrage and Fear Fuel Continuing Anti-Trump Protests
Paladino Says Trump Will 'Absolutely' Endorse Him for Governor
Kristol: Priebus Would Be Smart Pick for Trump's Chief of Staff
Trump Packs Transition Team With Loyalists and Family
Dick Morris: 'Trump Is the Leader' of the Frustrated Voters
Trump: Concession Call From Hillary Was 'Lovely' and 'Tough'"
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"People should not complain about cold weather, they always have a choice of
moving south."
Forrest Caricofe
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WEATHER
Weather for Smithville, Ohio
Today PARTLY_CLOUDY 55° 29°
Mon PARTLY_CLOUDY 55° 31°
Tue PARTLY_CLOUDY 54° 40°
Wed PARTLY_CLOUDY 54° 35°
The Weather Channel - Weather Underground - AccuWeather
The weather looks good for seeding the Fall grass seed on Tuesday and
Wednesday if the weather holds out. I am still delinquent on planting the
remainder of those flower bulbs, but I'm sure I'll eventually get to it.
I can walk barefoot in the yard until the temperature dips below 30°.
I hate to see the time that's coming when I'll have to wear shoes in the yard.
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