EasternOHBillsFan

Not an inventor in the normal sense as in Edison, but he could be considered an inventor most surely.

Time, time, time, see what's become of me While I looked around for my possibilities I was so hard to please But look around, the leaves are brown And the sky is a hazy shade of winter Hear the Salvation Army band Down by the riverside, it's bound to be a better ride Than what you've got planned Carry your cup in your hand And look around you, leaves are brown now And the sky is a hazy shade of winter

No, not involved in music or the arts. Good guess though!

See, this is why I could do the job of many of the talking heads of sports because IF YOU IGNORE CONTEXT then yeah, spit out stats that when further analyzed are exposed. Zack Moss 112 RUSHES--481 YARDS--4.3 YPC Devin Singletary 156 RUSHES--687 YARDS--4.4 YPC So when you split carries like that, what do you expect him to do, be in the Top 20 with 156 carries??? -------------------- Here is another NFL HB on a very successsful playoff team: 181 RUSHES--803 YARDS--4.4 YPC Maybe that playoff team should cut that HB... he's the same as Devin Singletary. But what do I know?

Close! No, not really.

She was morning, and I was night time I one day woke up To find her lying beside my bed I softly said "Come take me" For I've been lonely in need of someone As though I'd done someone wrong somewhere But I don't know where, I don't know where Come lately You are the sun, I am the moon You are the words, I am the tune Play me

This will be a fun one!!! Here we go!

Was he a scientist or a codebreaker vital to the war effort?

Shades of Ronnie Harmon?

We can't go on together With suspicious minds And we can't build our dreams On suspicious minds Oh let our love survive I'll dry the tears from your eyes Let's don't let a good thing die When honey, you know I've never lied to you We're caught in a trap I can't walk out Because I love you too much baby

Stephen Strasburg? Natural thought progression... any pitcher from San Diego would love Tony Gwynn, Sr.

I have just closed my eyes again Climbed aboard the Dream Weaver train Driver take away my worries of today And leave tomorrow behind Dream Weaver, I believe you can get me through the night

At Ohio State, Dobbins was outstanding at flat passes and screens, and with his speed he was very effective. He's basically a nice upgrade over Singletary and finds the holes like Thurman did. Instead of having two different RBs we have one bell cow in Dobbins... we have to upgrade out OL anyways, so if we had drafted Dobbins we'd be looking like the Chiefs with Helaire.

Us not drafting Dobbins may have been the worst decision of the Beane drafts so far... our front seven is going to need a MAJOR upgrade after this year, and Milano may be too expensive to keep. Do you see Epenesa being an impact player more than Dobbins would have been?

There are many Doors songs that are played over and over again because they were big hits, but this Doors deep cut is one of their best. Once you hear it, it's a song that stays with you... and this video perfectly matches the lyrics. You can just picture Jim Morrison roaming Sunset Blvd. on a Saturday night...

'Cause it appears to be a long Appears to be a long Appears to be a long Time, such a long, long, long, yes, before the dawn It's been a long time comin' It's goin' to be a long, yeah, time gone But you know The darkest hour, yeah It's always, you know it's always You know, just before the dawn And it's your dawn, yes, it is

"I'LL CUT YOUR HEART OUT WITH A SPOON!" - Plaintiffs vs. Robinhood

I'd encourage you to check out the show Finding Your Roots as they discuss Jewish ancestry and the Pale of Settlement extensively throughout the seasons. Also there is a great research group on Facebook called Tracing the Tribe - Jewish Genealogy that I would highly recommend once you get an idea as to where your line going back begins in Europe. Once I take my DNA test I might have to do the exact same thing as I have German ancestry which is possibly of Jewish origins so I follow anyways to learn. I learned a couple of years ago my great great grandmother and cousins survived the Nazi occupation of Norway and I had ZERO idea... my great grandmother left Norway in 1912 for the USA, but her mother survived until 1950.

That's definitely true... my great aunt was in the same situation in 1909 but her daughter wasn't put up for adoption. I lost my Dad 20 years ago and my Mom is almost 80... that's the one part about getting old that they NEVER told me about is losing so much family.

Well your stress levels considering the DNA testing is different but that's good you are considering it. The people that had NO IDEA their family ties were a lie I can't imagine that thought process. My mother went to Lew-Port High in the early 60s and she always said it was a great area to grow up in at the time. It's rare to find people on TBD from that era.

I've been doing genealogy for 28 years now and I haven't gotten a DNA test yet. I started off because in 1992 my father was convinced that we were part Native American and I wanted to prove it through research. Well, I found nothing, zero, nada to prove it at all and now I'm up to thousands of ancestors. Problem is my sister still believes it and if I take the DNA test and it proves my research was true, she'll flip out like she did when I suggested it years ago. As an aside, to those of you who found you had different family and it revealed shocking secrets, I really feel for you. That sucks.

YES, you got it!!! John Dillinger, shot by G-Man Melvin Purvis at the Biograph.

Nope! He opened the Flamingo in Vegas long after this person died.

No, Capone was a stockier man with a pretty sizeable head. This infamous gangster was dapper... i.e. he was a snappy dresser.

Yes, he was involved in crime and was a gangster! Now we're getting hot! The photo was definitely taken in 1923.