ChevyVanMiller

I'm glad that you feel that way. I really wanted Law to be more than just an unhinged person. I deliberately tried to write him with a cause that would resonate with readers. I have worked in tourism at the Falls for 25 years and it has provided my family with a comfortable lifestyle. Still, I worry that at times the integrity of the waterfalls are not being respected and I used Law to espouse those sentiments. I'll take even a passing reference comparing Law to Vito Corleone as a high compliment. Thanks Thanks, Dean. I look forward to feedback from a fellow Niagarian.

Not sure, I pulled it up on Google, but it didn't reference the location.

Thanks for the kind words, Tom. I really appreciate the feedback. I've always felt that the great litmus test for any book or movie is the simple question, "Do you care about the characters and what happens to them?" Well written books and screenplays always grab you from the start, while poorly written ones leave you wondering why you should care what happens to these people. I'm glad that Mick and Sally's plight was one that you connected with. As for the punter line, Brian Moorman aside, I stand by the statement. It took one horrific drought to put him (deservedly so) at the top of Bills' fans favorite list. If I could ask a favor: Please take a moment and leave a review on the Amazon page. I would be eternally grateful. And the rest of you slackers, buy a copy and support one of your own.

Complications after he suffered a stroke. A true Southern Rock icon. https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2020/07/06/charlie-daniels-country-music-dies/5384087002/ This song always fires me up... RIP, Charlie.

Hungry? Hit the Red Barn.

So I'll put you down for a return to the board at 1 PM opening day then.

No municipal fireworks, but the Falls will be lit up like this tonight.

Click “Like” when you get this, then put your mask on.

This was on CBS Sunday morning last month. Two legends funny right up to the end.

Closest I could find to a personalized song...

I don't know the actresses name, but is it Julie from the Love Boat?

In hindsight, do you wish the Bills had signed Cam to a similar basement dollar incentive laden deal like the *Pats did if for no other reason than to keep him off of the roster of the team that has eaten your lunch for the past two decades?

One of the all-time greats. RIP Mr. Reiner.

IceBowl67 was already taken

When I first saw it I thought that he looked stoic and fiercely defiant.

I didn't realize he lived in Syracuse and performed there regularly. Also, pretty sure his big hit "Into The Night," a song about a 33 year-old man lusting after a 16 year-old girl, wouldn't fly in today's world. http://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/benny-mardones-into-the-night-singer-songwriter-dead-at-73/ar-BB166H5s?ocid=ientp

Great song. Jimmy Vox on drums is phenomenal. Here’s one that will embed.

Frank Zappa?

I would put up the shot when the geyser erupts behind it with a variation of the old Marv Levy axiom: "When it gets too hot for them, it's just right for us."