Scream a little scream

TRACT LIST

1. Mort episode two


2. Don’t Fear The Reaper/Haunted House Party


3. Krystel Dos Santos/Cant Believe It. / Krystel Dos Santos


4. Air Farce/Bobby Clobber/Comedy Album


5. Any Lowe/Go Wolves Go/Sudbury Song Book


6. Bend Sinister/The News/Stories Of Brothers, Tails Of Lovers


7. Cam Malcolm/Lonely Boy/ A Little Bit Of History


8. Divine Brown/Next Best Thing/The Love Chronicles


9. Arrogant Worms/Me Like Hockey/Live Bate


10. 21 Tandem Reports/Summertime Will End When It’s Over/ No Junk Mail Please


11. Blue Rodeo/Tell Me Your Dream/Blue Road


12. Metallica/All Nightmare Long/Death Magnetic


13. Monty Python/Eric The Half A Bee/Sings


14. Jose Phine Biundo/Who Will I Love Today/Let There Be Love


15. Irish Rovers/Tipperary-Pack Up Your Troubles


16. Tim Lawson/The Lucky Ones/Lest We Forget


17. Nancy White /Love In War Rime/Stickers On Fruit


18. Betty Lavette/Talking Old Soldiers/The Scene Of The Crime


19. Kati Agocs/Nostalgia For Airs Unheard/So You Want To Write A Fugue

It is at this moment I wold like to indudge in a little thing I like to call ‘Virtual Primal Scream Therapy’, Join me if you feel so inclined.

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I feel better now.

I always look forword to my monthly visits with Natalie at Bertolo’s Hommeade Foods (Down town across from the ‘Y’) and this month she had something good. She made two incredible cheese balls.

They were easy, coulourfull, and delicious. I think it was one ofour best shows. And whad did I do? I droped my recorder midway through. I thought It was all working fine, but something was wrong and I am missing half of the show.

Well I’ll see Natalie soon and post a copy of the resipie here.

AND NOW . . . the news.

Here is some of the strange stuff that’s going on out there:

Donna and Joel Brinkle of Deltona, Fla., raised a family and held respectable jobs until, in the 1990s, they declared themselves a sovereign nation and stopped paying taxes. Subsequently, the county took their home, and they now appear to be living on the handouts of their son and their church, but they have become irritations by filing property liens against government officials (including, once, President Clinton) who fail to recognize their independent authority. Once, they tried to buy a $700,000 house with a "money order" drawn on their home-made currency. Even though the Brinkles' game plan has failed on every single point (and Joel even did some jail time), the couple remains chipper, according to an October Orlando Sentinel report, certain that some higher official will soon vindicate them. [Orlando Sentinel, 10-14-08]

Unlike their American counterparts, debt collectors in Spain are legally allowed to humiliate deadbeats in front of relatives and neighbors, and are thus quite successful, according to an October Wall Street Journal dispatch from Madrid. One collector's employees make flamboyant house calls in "top hat and tails" and another's are dressed as Franciscan friars, and yet another collector sends bagpipe players to announce the debt to the entire neighborhood. One debtor hurriedly paid off his daughter's wedding tab when the collector found the ceremony's guest list and began billing each attendee for his or her "share" of the debt. [Wall Street Journal, 10-11-08

In August, as Duke University's football team was preparing for the kickoff against James Madison University in Durham, N.C., two men parachuted into the stadium with the game ball. That was impressive, but they were actually supposed to have delivered the game ball to the stadium in Chapel Hill, 10 miles away, where North Carolina was hosting McNeese State. [Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 8-30-08

What started as a "strong-arm" street robbery in Warren, Mich., in October, ended when the victim turned out to be stronger than the perp. When it was over, the victim had gotten his money back, plus $30 of the mugger's as the man fled, according to a police report in the Macomb Daily. [Macomb Daily, 10-9-08]

A plumbing error in October at the annual Grape Festival in Marino, Italy, stymied the traditional hook-up in which white wine cascades through the famous fountains in the center of town. Instead, water continued to run in the fountains, but "10 to 12" nearby homeowners must have thought it glorious divine intervention, briefly, when they opened their taps and found white wine flowing freely. [BBC News, 10-8-08]

Finally don’t forget that on the 11^th it’s Remembrance Day so on the 11^th hour remember them.