One of the life benefits of having a radio career was the opportunity to meet and interview some of the legends of entertainment. One of those for me was the late Frank Sinatra. I was doing a show called Sinatra & Company on Metromedia's WMMR in Phildelphia when he came into town for a political benefit. We sat down and talked about his music - the arrangements and session stories. He spoke about his movie roles and a bit about his ups and downs. He was a simple yet complex man who revered l… Continue
Added by Pat McCall on February 8, 2010 at 8:49am —
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(Sarasota, FL) The Bradenton Gladiators showed why it has the number one offense in the FFA with a convincing 42-6 victory over its cross-county rivals the Sarasota Millionaires Saturday night at Booker High School’s Tornado Alley.
The first quarter belonged to Sarasota when Dennis Watson picked off a Millard Dawson pass and ran it back 55 yards for a touchdown six minutes i
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On a rainy cold saturday afternoon went up to the parkway to catch a matinee showing of "Orson and Me." Being a fan of Mr. Wells I was glad I did. The story revolves round the 1937 Mercury theatre production of "Julius Caeser" I was really impressed with Christian Mckay as Orson-don't be put off by Zack Efron or Claire Dane being in the film it's an ensemble film and Claire is actually pretty good! so trust me if you have some free time this week, get up to the parkway and see this film-but this… Continue
Added by Mark Konrad on February 1, 2010 at 12:19pm —
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(Ft. Myers, FL) The Sarasota Millionaires overcame five turnovers to beat the Ft. Myers Spartans 21-7 at the Rutenberg Sports Complex in Ft. Myers Saturday night. Employing a tenacious defense, the Millionaires won its second straight game of the season against another former SSFL rival in the Florida Football Alliance.
The Spartans scored it’s lone touchdown of the game five minutes into the opening quarter when a high snap from center sailed over the head of punter Ian Kitchell deep in the Mi… Continue
Added by Doug Miles on January 31, 2010 at 10:22am —
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8. Love Of Male For The Other
A poem written by a heterosexual male concerning homosexual love in males.
Oh, ye gentleman of strength and gallantry
be it in duel or military
with thine will thou maketh
all that be in this world
of grace and beauty yet
in all ye turns amid brawn
to those of… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 27, 2010 at 2:55pm —
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A group of poems dedicated to Princess Karen Sue Cantrell of The Republic of Aquitaine, who though I can not claim her title to be authentic or not did in a way inspire these poems.
A- Lovely Princess Karen Sue Cantrell Of The Republic of Aquitaine
Dear Princess Cantrell of noble f… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 27, 2010 at 2:54pm —
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A- Love And Sexuality
A poem written about love, which compares its ways that includes sexuality as opposed to the forms that be plutonic.
Love may it be as sexuality that leadeth bodies to acts of carnality
strokes, touches that maketh the spirit take rise though they be merely of the flesh
all for committing the body and our s… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 27, 2010 at 2:52pm —
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26. Swan Lake
A poem inspired by Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake” and the wonderful story which is presented in this most exquisite masterpiece.
Odette grace be on to thee
as swan in grandeur to slide
upon lake as wings majestic
lend ye glide oh, princess regal
Prince Derek it be in desperate search ye behold hunter
approach peril in arm of thine bow to fire arrow
to dire foe for she ever beauty thine chosen
to behold till be parted by death
Adventure extraordinaire to affix upon… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 27, 2010 at 2:48pm —
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Poems based on the operas of Wagner, Verdi, Mozart and Puccini.
A- As Tristan To Isolde
A poem inspired by Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde” yet dedicated to all those great sopranos who have taken to performing this ever demanding role of Isolde.
Oh, Isolde It be I who in flight of fancy be on to ye thine Tristan
ever adorable female of m… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 27, 2010 at 2:47pm —
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An article on the seven wonders of the world chosen by those who took part on a recent internet poll.
It was hundreds of years ago that the original seven wonders of world were chosen. These being the works which at the time were thought to be the greatest ever created by man yet I ask was it fair… Continue
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This artwork was created using digital technology and is specially made for high resolution printing.IIt has two levels of visual perception:with the phrase “there are no limits to human stupidity”,which covers the entire piece, being clearly visible at a closer look (zoom).
I have finally found a way to use the word "dearth" in a sentence! As in there is a DEARTH of major film and TV production going on here in Florida. Aside from BURN NOTICE, we have no major TV series being done here. Major movies very occasionally come here for a few shots and leave. The reason is that Florida provides practically no monetary incentives. That can be changed with FL House Bill#697 which has been recently submitted by Sen. Precourt. It provides the competitive tax credits that FL… Continue
Added by Pat McCall on January 25, 2010 at 8:53am —
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(Sarasota, FL) The Sarasota Millionaires opened its home schedule with a 9-7 win over its cross-bay rival St. Petersburg Sharks Saturday night at Booker High School’s Tornado Alley in Sarasota.
In a game dominated by defensive play, the Millionaires “blackout” defense kept the Sharks offense off-balance by rushing quarterbacks Gary Fiegel and Chris Bryant all night long, giving them little time to set up in the pocket. Brandon Johnson reaped the benefits when he picked off a Chris Bryant pass a… Continue
Added by Doug Miles on January 24, 2010 at 6:38pm —
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There are stories that serve us as fuel for inspiration for they capture the finer essence of humanity and remain with us as symbols of the things many of us hold dear. Of course the historical authenticity of these tales may lead to endless debate among historians and other such scholars… Continue
Added by Gianni Truvianni on January 22, 2010 at 5:36pm —
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