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Newspapers classifieds
04/18/2009 – 05/01/2009 FSBO – 3 br 2 ba 1400 sq ft FHA assumable mortage, Call: 812-322-9726 for more information.
Jaime Hampton, Classified Advertising & Recruitment Manager, The Republic Newspaper - Phone: 812-379-5649 jhampton@therepublic.com
05/02/2009 – 05/16/2009 FSBO – Columbus, IN Take over $773.67 monthly payment 3 br 2 ba walk-in closet Call: 812-322-9726 for appointment
Jaime Hampton, Classified Advertising & Recruitment Manager, The Republic Newspaper - Phone: 812-379-5649 jhampton@therepublic.com
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http://classifieds.projectvisionary.com/index.php?a=2&b=119 (Serving Southern Indiana)
April 25, 2009 - FHA Assumable Mortgage - 1400 square foot - 3 bedroom - 2 baths - walk-in closet - 2 car attached garage. Located off 200 S in Shadow Creek Farms near Southside Elementary School and the Bartholowmew County 4-H Fair Grounds. The buyer picks up where the seller leaves off rates is 6% current balance $100,182.31
Received 15 phone calls
Confirmed 4 appointments
It is really starting to get exciting.
My official retirement date is May 30, 2009...WHOOPIE!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Letters to the Editor
LETTERS
Sky’s perfect entertainment From: Ken Reynolds Columbus Received: April 23 The groups that I hang with ... the Columbus Local Group of Astronomers and the Indiana Astronomical League ... navigate the night sky as well as truckers navigate the interstates. Me on the other hand goes more like this; I jumped out of bed at 4:30 this morning so I could watch the the teor shower which generally begins on April 16 and ends on April 26, with maximum generally occurring during the night of April 21/22. At maximum, hourly rates can reach about 10 meteors per hour. At 5:29 a.m., I saw my first and only meteor, but it was spectacular. The dust trail was like 2 feet wide and the length about 4 feet long and lasting about two seconds. The Lyrids are particularly interesting for two reason. First, observations have been identified back to at least 2,600 years, which is longer than any other meteor shower. Second, the meteor shower occasionally experiences an outburst of about 100 meteors per hour and the reason is basically unknown. At 5:46 a.m. I watched and Venus rise in the east. Straight overhead was Cygnus the Swan and Lyra a constellation. Its name derived from the lyre, a stringed musical instrument. How do I know all of this? Unlike my collegues, I rely heavily on a software program called Starry Night. If I look at something in the sky and do not recognize it, I run into the house and go to that part of the sky on Starry Night, which always has the current sky. So, back and forth, back and forth. My wife is always asking me, why don’t you take your laptop out on the patio so you don’t have to keep running back and forth. DOH!
Sky’s perfect entertainment From: Ken Reynolds Columbus Received: April 23 The groups that I hang with ... the Columbus Local Group of Astronomers and the Indiana Astronomical League ... navigate the night sky as well as truckers navigate the interstates. Me on the other hand goes more like this; I jumped out of bed at 4:30 this morning so I could watch the the teor shower which generally begins on April 16 and ends on April 26, with maximum generally occurring during the night of April 21/22. At maximum, hourly rates can reach about 10 meteors per hour. At 5:29 a.m., I saw my first and only meteor, but it was spectacular. The dust trail was like 2 feet wide and the length about 4 feet long and lasting about two seconds. The Lyrids are particularly interesting for two reason. First, observations have been identified back to at least 2,600 years, which is longer than any other meteor shower. Second, the meteor shower occasionally experiences an outburst of about 100 meteors per hour and the reason is basically unknown. At 5:46 a.m. I watched and Venus rise in the east. Straight overhead was Cygnus the Swan and Lyra a constellation. Its name derived from the lyre, a stringed musical instrument. How do I know all of this? Unlike my collegues, I rely heavily on a software program called Starry Night. If I look at something in the sky and do not recognize it, I run into the house and go to that part of the sky on Starry Night, which always has the current sky. So, back and forth, back and forth. My wife is always asking me, why don’t you take your laptop out on the patio so you don’t have to keep running back and forth. DOH!
March of Dimes March For Babies
My goal was $1650.00 and as of today I have reached $605.00
Here is some of my handy work around town:
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Our Newest Family Members
FSBO - FHA Assumable Mortgage
Jan parading through Joes Crab Shack while everyone sang Happy Birthday to her
The greatest waitress in the world...dressed Jan up for the parade
Who said Jan doesn't have a sense of humor :0)
Doesn't she look fantastic for a young woman?
O
Our newest members to the family: On the far right is Tonje, our daughter-in-law, then Olivia our newest granddaughter and then the reason...Troy our youngest son.
And on the left side, Jan and Me
Tonje, Olivia and Troy
Mandy, Jan, Olivia
Jan and Olivia
Does she look like a proud grandmother?
Does he look like a proud father?
Does he look like a proud dog?
She is just a happy baby
The greatest waitress in the world...dressed Jan up for the parade
Who said Jan doesn't have a sense of humor :0)
Doesn't she look fantastic for a young woman?
O
Our newest members to the family: On the far right is Tonje, our daughter-in-law, then Olivia our newest granddaughter and then the reason...Troy our youngest son.
And on the left side, Jan and Me
Tonje, Olivia and Troy
Mandy, Jan, Olivia
Jan and Olivia
Does she look like a proud grandmother?
Does he look like a proud father?
Does he look like a proud dog?
She is just a happy babySaturday, April 18, 2009
WE ALL NEED A BIT OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION FROM TIME TO TIME....
"Artillery adds dignity, to what would otherwise be an ugly brawl"- Frederick the Great, king of Germany, 1740 to 1786God fights on the side with the best artillery.Napoleon Bonapartewe all need a bit of religious instruction from time to time....This comes from Gweilicus & in its original form was written by a cousin on the left hand side of the pond. Your humble correspondent has Angliscised it a bit this evening but I feel sure that you lot can improve it further....In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth and the Infantry. And God looked upon the Infantry, saw that it was good, and said unto them "Thou art my chosen children. Take thou dominion over the Earth; over the fish of the Sea, the birds of the Air, and all of the Key Terrain".
And as a mark of His favour the Lord placed in the hands of the Infantry the sacred relics: the Apostolic Anti-Armour Weapon, the Catholic Claymore, and the Marian Machine Gun.
Likewise giveth the Lord unto the Infantry the Rucksack of Repentance, the Radio of Redemption, the Rifle of Rectitude. Lastly, unto the Infantry, and most divine of all, the Lord giveth the Holy Hand Grenade (of Antioch? Ed)
For the Infantry's sustenance the Lord declared "Four shall be thy food groups: brews, egg banjos, smokos (pref B&H), & booze. Shun all other unclean food and drink."
And the Infantry dwelt in the land therein.
And time passed, and the Infantry cried out unto their God saying "Lord, help us, for we are weary." And God smiled upon the Infantry, for they were blessed. Then the Lord took the fattest and laziest of the Infantry and set them upon beasts of burden. And these He called Cavalry became fatter, lazier and heavier still until they were known as Armour or CITs for short.
And the Lord looked down upon the Cavalry and saw that it was mediocre. The Lord then said "Oh, well. Thou canst not win them all. Let them lead in case of landmines." & to them the Lord said "Fish eggs shall be thy food, and Bolli thy drink. Touch not the sacred scoff of the Infantry."
And the Infantry, the Cavalry and the Armour dwelt in the land therein.
And time passed and the Infantry cried out again unto their Lord saying "Lord help us, for we are weary." And God smiled again upon the Infantry, for they were his chosen.
Then God took those of the Armour with butts like baseplates and breath like sulphur and these He made Artillery. But God saw that the Artillery, too, was mediocre and said unto Himself, "Oh well, garbage in; garbage out."
> Unto the Artillery He said "The big guns shall atone in part for thy diminutive other stature. Tryest thou not to hurt thyselves." To the Infantry the Lord said "When the night is darkest these shall light the way...more or less. When the approach is most open these shall, occasionally - with luck, confound the enemy's sight. When thou callest for fire support these shall - eventually - provide it with HE, cluster munitions and, best of all, Willie Peter"
> Though the Lord cautioned the Infantry to never, never, never trust Tacfire or any other electronic computer in the hands of the Artillery.
> And the Infantry, the Cavalry, the Armour and Artillery dwelt in the land therein. Then the Artillery created the Cloud Punchers; but quickly asked forgiveness.
> And time passed and the Infantry called out yet again unto their God, saying "Lord help us, for we are weary." Again the Lord looked with favour upon the Infantry. He took those of the Armour, Artillery who most liked to play in the mud and these he made Combat Engineers, and those who dwelt in darkness and spoke in riddles and these he made Military Intelligence, and those with thieving hearts and these He made Quartermasters, and of those who neither sowed nor reaped and were most fond of hammering square pegs into round holes He made Adjutants General. Of those who liked to tinker with good equipment until it broke He made the Ordnance Corps.
Of those whose penchant was poison He made Cooks. Of those who ran around in circles He made the Royal Military Police. Of the least articulate He made Signallers. Of those who dealt in controlled substances He made the Medics.
And the Infantry, and the others, dwelt in the land therein.
Time passed, but yet, again, the Infantry cried out unto their God, saying, "Lord, help us, for we are weary." And the Heavens darkened, and the clouds gathered. The lightnings spake and the Infantry abased themselves before their God, for they were sore afraid. And the Lord spoke with anger, asking "How canst thou yet be weary? Have I not made the Armour and the Artillery to support thee? Have I not made of the detritus of the Earth, Quartermasters and Adjutants and Signallers and Transporters and a host of others to assist thee? Verily, have I not even made Military Intelligence, although it were a contradiction in terms?"
Humbly the Infantry abased themselves again before their God, crying, "Lord, it is of these that we are weary.""We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.""Do not fear the enemy, for your enemy can only take your life. It is far better that you fear the media for they will steal your honor." - Bobby McBride, Crew Chief, 128th Assault Helicopter Company, RVN 1969-1970"For those that have Fought for it, Freedom has a Taste that the protected will never know""Do What You Can, With What You Have, Where You Are" -Teddy Roosevelt
And as a mark of His favour the Lord placed in the hands of the Infantry the sacred relics: the Apostolic Anti-Armour Weapon, the Catholic Claymore, and the Marian Machine Gun.
Likewise giveth the Lord unto the Infantry the Rucksack of Repentance, the Radio of Redemption, the Rifle of Rectitude. Lastly, unto the Infantry, and most divine of all, the Lord giveth the Holy Hand Grenade (of Antioch? Ed)
For the Infantry's sustenance the Lord declared "Four shall be thy food groups: brews, egg banjos, smokos (pref B&H), & booze. Shun all other unclean food and drink."
And the Infantry dwelt in the land therein.
And time passed, and the Infantry cried out unto their God saying "Lord, help us, for we are weary." And God smiled upon the Infantry, for they were blessed. Then the Lord took the fattest and laziest of the Infantry and set them upon beasts of burden. And these He called Cavalry became fatter, lazier and heavier still until they were known as Armour or CITs for short.
And the Lord looked down upon the Cavalry and saw that it was mediocre. The Lord then said "Oh, well. Thou canst not win them all. Let them lead in case of landmines." & to them the Lord said "Fish eggs shall be thy food, and Bolli thy drink. Touch not the sacred scoff of the Infantry."
And the Infantry, the Cavalry and the Armour dwelt in the land therein.
And time passed and the Infantry cried out again unto their Lord saying "Lord help us, for we are weary." And God smiled again upon the Infantry, for they were his chosen.
Then God took those of the Armour with butts like baseplates and breath like sulphur and these He made Artillery. But God saw that the Artillery, too, was mediocre and said unto Himself, "Oh well, garbage in; garbage out."
> Unto the Artillery He said "The big guns shall atone in part for thy diminutive other stature. Tryest thou not to hurt thyselves." To the Infantry the Lord said "When the night is darkest these shall light the way...more or less. When the approach is most open these shall, occasionally - with luck, confound the enemy's sight. When thou callest for fire support these shall - eventually - provide it with HE, cluster munitions and, best of all, Willie Peter"
> Though the Lord cautioned the Infantry to never, never, never trust Tacfire or any other electronic computer in the hands of the Artillery.
> And the Infantry, the Cavalry, the Armour and Artillery dwelt in the land therein. Then the Artillery created the Cloud Punchers; but quickly asked forgiveness.
> And time passed and the Infantry called out yet again unto their God, saying "Lord help us, for we are weary." Again the Lord looked with favour upon the Infantry. He took those of the Armour, Artillery who most liked to play in the mud and these he made Combat Engineers, and those who dwelt in darkness and spoke in riddles and these he made Military Intelligence, and those with thieving hearts and these He made Quartermasters, and of those who neither sowed nor reaped and were most fond of hammering square pegs into round holes He made Adjutants General. Of those who liked to tinker with good equipment until it broke He made the Ordnance Corps.
Of those whose penchant was poison He made Cooks. Of those who ran around in circles He made the Royal Military Police. Of the least articulate He made Signallers. Of those who dealt in controlled substances He made the Medics.
And the Infantry, and the others, dwelt in the land therein.
Time passed, but yet, again, the Infantry cried out unto their God, saying, "Lord, help us, for we are weary." And the Heavens darkened, and the clouds gathered. The lightnings spake and the Infantry abased themselves before their God, for they were sore afraid. And the Lord spoke with anger, asking "How canst thou yet be weary? Have I not made the Armour and the Artillery to support thee? Have I not made of the detritus of the Earth, Quartermasters and Adjutants and Signallers and Transporters and a host of others to assist thee? Verily, have I not even made Military Intelligence, although it were a contradiction in terms?"
Humbly the Infantry abased themselves again before their God, crying, "Lord, it is of these that we are weary.""We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.""Do not fear the enemy, for your enemy can only take your life. It is far better that you fear the media for they will steal your honor." - Bobby McBride, Crew Chief, 128th Assault Helicopter Company, RVN 1969-1970"For those that have Fought for it, Freedom has a Taste that the protected will never know""Do What You Can, With What You Have, Where You Are" -Teddy Roosevelt
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