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very sorry for your loss winston
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Posted 2012-June-02, 20:04
"Paul Krugman is a stupid person's idea of what a smart person sounds like." Newt Gingrich (paraphrased)
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Posted 2012-June-02, 20:13
I add my condolences.
Ken
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Posted 2012-June-02, 20:33
God Bless her and my condolences.
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Posted 2012-June-03, 00:02
Winstonm, on 2012-May-30, 20:13, said:
Donna Marie Dozier - my loving wife.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
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Posted 2012-June-03, 09:36
OK
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Posted 2012-June-05, 04:48
Farewell Donna Marie.
Sorry, this might look frivolous after Winstomn's loss, But we have to move on.
Eduard Khil passed away at 77.
Sorry, this might look frivolous after Winstomn's loss, But we have to move on.
Eduard Khil passed away at 77.
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Posted 2012-June-05, 21:30
I'm so sorry but have always subscribed to the John Lennon theory that there is nothing to fear about death, it's just like getting out of one car and into another.
As bridge players we are blessed with above average memories and I'm sure Winstomm has the best. And I know it doesn't feel like it.
As bridge players we are blessed with above average memories and I'm sure Winstomm has the best. And I know it doesn't feel like it.
When a deaf person goes to court is it still called a hearing?
What is baby oil made of?
What is baby oil made of?
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Posted 2012-June-06, 10:26
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Posted 2012-June-06, 17:05
Thanks to everyone for your kindness.
Winston
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Posted 2012-June-21, 05:58
Andrew Sarris, Village Voice film critic.
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Courtly, incisive and acerbic in equal measure, Mr. Sarris came of critical age in the 1960s as the first great wave of foreign films washed ashore in the United States. From his perch at The Village Voice, and later at The New York Observer, he wrote searchingly of that glorious deluge and the directors behind it — François Truffaut, Max Ophuls, Jean-Luc Godard, Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman, Akira Kurosawa.
Film criticism had reached a heady pitch amid the cultural upheavals of that time, and Mr. Sarris’s temperament fit that age like a glove on a fencer’s hand.
“We were so gloriously contentious, everyone bitching at everyone,” Mr. Sarris recalled in a 2009 interview with The New York Times. “We all said some stupid things, but film seemed to matter so much.
Film criticism had reached a heady pitch amid the cultural upheavals of that time, and Mr. Sarris’s temperament fit that age like a glove on a fencer’s hand.
“We were so gloriously contentious, everyone bitching at everyone,” Mr. Sarris recalled in a 2009 interview with The New York Times. “We all said some stupid things, but film seemed to matter so much.
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Posted 2012-July-03, 12:52
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Posted 2012-July-08, 17:04
Oscar-winning film star Ernest Borgnine dies in LA at age 95
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Posted 2012-July-12, 18:33
Bob Holmes, Las Vegas, NV, my friend and my favorite bridge partner.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
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Posted 2012-July-12, 20:44
My condolences, Winston.
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Posted 2012-July-13, 16:02
blackshoe, on 2012-July-12, 20:44, said:
My condolences, Winston.
Thanks. I know Bob had faults, but he was good to me.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
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Posted 2012-July-16, 15:05
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Posted 2012-July-16, 15:18
Stephen Covey
The growth of wisdom may be gauged exactly by the diminution of ill temper. — Friedrich Nietzsche
The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists — that is why they invented hell. — Bertrand Russell
The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists — that is why they invented hell. — Bertrand Russell
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Posted 2012-July-18, 09:00
Winstonm, on 2012-July-13, 16:02, said:
Thanks. I know Bob had faults, but he was good to me.
Condolences Winston. It's been a very sad time for you lately.
Bob was one of the first teachers I met on BBO and he was immensely helpful and supportive to me and many many others finding our way through the maze of duplicate bridge. He was always ready and willing to help anyone who was truly trying to learn. He is missed.
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Posted 2012-July-18, 09:13
Winstonm, on 2012-July-13, 16:02, said:
Thanks. I know Bob had faults, but he was good to me.
Jeez - I'm bummed.
He was one of the first that made the successful jump from B/I volunteer to teacher.
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Posted 2012-July-18, 12:49
onoway, on 2012-July-18, 09:00, said:
Condolences Winston. It's been a very sad time for you lately.
Bob was one of the first teachers I met on BBO and he was immensely helpful and supportive to me and many many others finding our way through the maze of duplicate bridge. He was always ready and willing to help anyone who was truly trying to learn. He is missed.
Bob was one of the first teachers I met on BBO and he was immensely helpful and supportive to me and many many others finding our way through the maze of duplicate bridge. He was always ready and willing to help anyone who was truly trying to learn. He is missed.
Thanks for understanding. This has not been a pleasant couple of months.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."