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double and a father scared to death and loaded for bear. we were sort of prepared for the worse, because i was sleeping with a .9 millimeter loaded on my nightstand. cold sweats are not the way nights are meant to pass in the small towns of st. joseph county, michigan. it s definitely the kind of place where you would expect people to leave their doors open at night and not really worry y no se proeceocupan de este tipo about thins like this happening. a homicide is not an every day occurrence. it s country out here, cornfields everywhere. two-lane roads. and it s where a cheerful kid named venus was growing up with her family. the youngest child of larry and theresa, venus, a goddess to her mom even before she was born. i dreamed about this beautiful little girl with big, dark eyes. when she came out, i looked at her and said venus, i couldn t tell you how much i loved her. you or theresa? she did. but she came over to our house, she sat in her mom s lap ....
little conversation with the reader and you address the reader directly in your work. is that something you think about? totally conscious. another big influence on me are my dad s side of the family. every holiday, it would end up that we would be down in the cellar at my great uncle s house , at the bar, and everybody would be spinning these funny stories. so the context is, this guy is telling you these stories in a bar, and you are not sure whether to believe him or not. so i ll is have that in mind when i am telling a story, even when i tell now i work my stories out on my two-year-old and my seven-year-old. i can t trick them as easily as i can trick everybody else. [laughter] david s.: all right, jen, do you want to advance the thing every time? jen: sure. david s.: this is a piece from jen s where it is a series of panels and she is going to go one panel at a time. jen: this is hillary clinton, pro versus con. on the pro side, we will keep health care reform, ....
yourself and mashed in my world, and then you discover, there is a hook in their. there. [laughter] been s.: i have always interested in your little biographical tom toles in the right-hand corner. what are you thinking about it when you write it? the thought, initially, was the thought derived from pat all oliphant, who to me is the watershed of political cartooning, and he hates me to this day for coining that, and heme that is perfect because invested in it and it was so personal, and it seemed like it was off-limits. library, i wasa looking through early 20th century american cartooning, and i found out this marginal commentary was part of the andand and i thought i thought, i would give it a try . i put myself in a personally. it is a drawing board. david s.: do you have any way of putting yourself in the cartoon and giving a second opinion? tom: yes, it is just another dimension. when i draw cartoons and sketches, i always draw them without that in mind. take ....
hi, sue. monday, november 23rd, 2015. master p is on the show. yes, he is. he is a five time grammy winner. we will get suppan his new reality show. get advice for parents out there. he has nine kids. we will talk to him. facebook s mark zuckerberg, he is a billion air, getting ready to be a dad now. you you may be shocked just how much time he plans to spend away from the office after his daughter is born. hi there. will. i would be rubbing right home after this program. billy will be waking up for you. chocolate drops. that is the the new song, chocolate drops. that is real. it is still morning. so, will, do you mind doing this. you will help us out a lit built. with that wonderful, smooth, honey-like voice. thank you very much. by the way, performing saturday, a tour starts and he is starting in the city of philadelphia. wonderful. we will tell you where it thinks saturday night. yes. all right. so ama, american music awards la ....
junk bonds too. we ll discuss whether this aversion to ris sk a red flag now or perhaps a sign of capitulation. a minor bounce this morning even with the big sell-off in asia last night. up 162 for the peak for the dow now up 135 points. all the other averages higher as well. the nasdaq s up 30 right now, trading at 4,365. and the s&p has come back quite a wit bit from lows of last night, now up 16 points at 1,926. rich peterson from s&p capital iq. monica meda. bill willis from princeton securities. and rick santelli as well. ben willis, let s start with you on this crazy market day. is there any doubt now that this market is influenced greatly by geopolitics? i hate to start off this way, but i don t believe it s geopolitics. i think geopolitics is part of the fuel that s triggering the currency markets, which is really what s been driving the technical levels of this market. we hit 1,890 on the s&p futures this morning, a critical line that happened to be 4:00 a. ....