I am big into radio and was enjoying Paul Harvey on the radio here in Des Moines. Never really listened to him much or appreciated him so much as lately but knew of his broadcasts well. He had great values and midwestern appeal, even lived/worked in my hometown (Chicago).
He made you think and understand concepts, when he told his story. Using the appeal of logic/truth, he was able to drive home the underlying meaning behind a particular story.
He was controversial even, one who came out speaking the violence of Islam in Iraq in 1993, which I appreciate, but had to come back and say Islam was a religion of peace after some Islamic public protest.
His voice will be missed but we do have his son to carry on the tradition and values.
I do have hope he is with God because of this Larry King Live interview, where he said faith was important (mentioned John 3:16 and talked about his baptism later in life).
I'm going to have to try and learn more about the life and broadcasts of Paul Harvey, as I know so little.
I spent a lot of time on the L, and walking far from the Loop. That's where the roaches live. Incestuous slime, the Black Gangster Disciples, the Vice Lords, the Latin Kings. Then the Crips, the Jamaicans, and other fecal matter. Scum. The thug mentality has reached into the crotches of many young men's minds. A combination of insecurity, poverty-mindset and broken families have confused them what it means to be a man. The News Dad of slain teen: Chicago violence 'out of control' Fifteen people killed in Chicago over last two weeks. What more do you need to know? If you are a Chicagoan, turn these pansies in. They are infecting schools, churches, and the streets. American Street Gangs The Red Bandana Finding Fitness Through the Joy of Running. Every Friday.
With all the noise about Drew Peterson , Rod Blagovich and the Barack Obama gaff , it is fun to see something cool. Lebron James Game Winning Shot Live NBA Playoffs 2009 Game 2 Cleveland Cavaliers vs Orlando Magic. Michael Jordan look out. The Chicago Bulls are still my boys, but I gotta give props to King James.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 10:42 p.m. Finally home. Just had dinner. Had to hit the store and grab some food. Papers barely sold, and my socks weren't enough. All wet. Bought a spare pair at Walgreens. Ran into Jim, who was on the way home today. Fired. He rides, or rode the West line that headed back and forth from Olgivie to La Fox. He wanted it to be political. His gripe is always moaning about politics. Blame the president. Blame his coworkers. Jim is one of those. The fact is, as a Metra ticket taker, he stunk. He was slow, and flirted too much and too long with every short skirt heading to the western suburbs. He says the boss thought he was taking money on the sly, but who knows? It is pretty cheap to steal train fares. What's Bush got to with the train anyway? Clinton, same thing. Nothing. Maybe Daley, but it isn't the mayor's fault Jim's brain is stuck in high school. He forgets about the long term, like his boss is against him, like he thought the teacher ...
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He made you think and understand concepts, when he told his story. Using the appeal of logic/truth, he was able to drive home the underlying meaning behind a particular story.
He was controversial even, one who came out speaking the violence of Islam in Iraq in 1993, which I appreciate, but had to come back and say Islam was a religion of peace after some Islamic public protest.
His voice will be missed but we do have his son to carry on the tradition and values.
I do have hope he is with God because of this Larry King Live interview, where he said faith was important (mentioned John 3:16 and talked about his baptism later in life).
I'm going to have to try and learn more about the life and broadcasts of Paul Harvey, as I know so little.