Even today, so many of us remember the above legendary epigraph that began in 1965 with the late McDonald Carey as he vocally opened the NBC television series “Days of our Lives.”When you thin
Shirley Anne Field on the steps of the Royal Hotel, Weymouth Thanks to Mike Groves who got in touch after reading our article about the filming of The Damned in Weymouth & Portland. His father, who was a carpenter working for a local building firm, was involved with building of some sets for the filming. Mike said: I know he made the replacement railings on the bridge where the car turned off the bridge into the sea. They were not plastic but made of timber with window sash weights inside to stop them floating. He also worked on making a door entrance in a cave below Cheyne house.
and is it safe for me to assume that guy in orange parachute was once in coffin? this is some heavy news business happening now. so, man in now on parachute. coming down fast, too. he is behind the trees, it s my understanding, not into them. well, imperfect, but all in life is not perfect. and look, more parachute people. wonder if one of thieves is the magician who was inside the coffin. like sands through the hour glass. i m mcdonald carey, these are the days of our lives. i don t know what happened here. one of those guys was probably in a coffin at one point. and now is no longer in that coffin. shepard: that s what we hope. we hope that all of the people who were uh-oh. this one looks celebratory. all the people who were surrounding coffin man and coffin, they might have come down, and i feel like, had
0 prosecutors opened their case by saying that nidal hassan was out to kill as men soldiers as possible. hassan is act aing as his own attorney and said, we are imperfect muslims trying to establish the perfect religion. he continues, apologized for my mistakes i made in this endeavor. his original defense strategy was to say he carried out the killings in defense of others. the judge said he couldn t do that. being his own attorney it means he will likely come faves to face with shooting survivors. this case stirred anger amongst some of the survivors after the feds called it an work place violence instead of terror. security at the high-profile trial is extremely tight. ringing the courthouse, a barricade of shipping containers stacked three high. reporter: that man was a sergeant and got away that day without a scratch. he has since retire from the u.s. army, partially because he says of the ptsd he suffered from living through the incident. the judge said this court-martial could t