[media: link=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K7wpatALDQ”] I had the opportunity to watch the world premier of The King of Kong today (yes I know it’s been out for quite some time.) To say I was little disappointed in Billy Mitchell is an understatement. For those of you saying who is Billy Mitchell? He is/was … Continue reading
I get tired of hearing how many of the immigrants in this country feel that they are not being treated fairly. It bothers me that instead of wanting to become citizens of this country through proper channels, they would prefer to change/buck the system so that it works better for … Continue reading
I have always believed it is mankind’s responsibility to give back more than they receive. 1st Battalion 506th Infantry (AIRBORNE – AIR ASSAULT) Currahee Brotherhood Lifetime Member Association of Washington Cities Board of Directors (District 4) Board Member Association of Washington Cities Legislative Committee Member Grid Network Computing Project Member HTML … Continue reading
First, let me apologize for the rules; however please understand that I get hundreds of e-mails daily, and although I do my best to answer all of them, it’s sometimes difficult. More often than not, the e-mail is a request for some sort of support; or has been answered elsewhere … Continue reading
I recently had an opportunity to watch a movie, in the movie the main characters are all seated around a dining room table, they are all historians, professors at their craft and are discussing famous people and their whereabouts in time. The discussion soon turns to a competition, and it … Continue reading
Although Youtube is not my life. I thought this was hilarious! – and so true. My son Dylan sent it to me. Enjoy! [View:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p21nZmtq56M]
Makes me proud to have served, and prouder still of those who flew the “Hanoi Taxi” to freedom. Regards, jim
A good friend of mine sent this to me today…It’s a picture of 18,000 men prepariing for war in a training camp at Camp Dodge, IA in 1918. As the Iowa National Guard’s Website says: “On a stifling July day in 1918, 18,000 officers and soldiers posed as Lady Liberty on … Continue reading
My cousin Maria sent this one to me: [View:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr9Zb3sTfYg] Enjoy, and don’t forget to say thank you! Regards,jim