Commented on Teach your children Well - They remember WellYou know, I have a simple Yamaha, nylon string guitar, and I like its tone; however, as I am learning far faster than a year ago, even though I spend less time at it, I want more guitars.
I played my first electric guitar the other day, and I was shocked much easier it is to work the fretboard's far easy action. Don't get me wrong here, I will always love the sound of a well played acoustic guitar far more than an electric, but, I want an electric guitar ... and then I will probably want a 12 string. I damn sure have the calluses to handle that big boy.
Commented: Wednesday, July 26th, 2017 @ 11:51 am
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Commented on Teach your children Well - They remember WellBobby Tony, that little guitar is not a ukulele, it looks to be a small guitar (I see 6 tuning knobs for 6 strings) with skinky steel strings. I have a history here too with my granddaughter.
Se got a little guitar like that one at Christmas from the other side of the family, and I was charge with tuning the guitar. The short story here: I broke the B string; restrung the guitar in nylon strings, tuned it as best I could with that incredibly short fretboard, and my 4 year old grandaughter has no interest as of yet. Lord knows that I can not play it with the strings so close together. My advice: Let them get older, buy them a real, but small guitar, and start by teaching them "House of the Rising Sun".
Commented: Wednesday, July 26th, 2017 @ 9:41 am
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I will, because, I always do.
Commented: Thursday, July 20th, 2017 @ 2:14 am
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Commented on Oversize Overweight Escort training offeredRose, I don't think that BCCC will see this.
Use some of the contact information within this article to reach someone at BCCC.
Commented: Wednesday, July 19th, 2017 @ 9:19 am
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Commented on Impeachment Shouldn’t be a Tool for PolitickingThe other night, I watched Liberal /Socialist/ Democrat Congressman Brad Sherman, from California, on Tucker, who just entered Articles of Impeachment against President Trump, say: "People are not stupid," which is a lie - Calif. Rep. Brad Sherman, himself, is verifiably stupid. That is without question.
One need only to have watched this ignorant non patriot participate on the Select Benghazi Committee to know how right I am.
Commented: Wednesday, July 19th, 2017 @ 1:31 am
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Walter is an enigma. He has a large following in the 3rd District. He was responsible for "Freedom Fries", don't you know, and little else. It is his legacy.
He was elected to his first term in congress in the same general election that I was elected to the county commission. He signed Newt's Contract with America, which had self imposed term limits. I signed nothing. After two terms, I stepped down; Walter elected to become a career politician, Contract with America be damned. We are both Republicans, but we are very different people, very different visions.
Commented: Tuesday, July 18th, 2017 @ 10:00 pm
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We are all in envy ... at least one of us here.
Commented: Sunday, July 16th, 2017 @ 7:55 am
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Commented on Highway construction then and now - 1864-2017Bobby Tony, this publication extends far beyond Beaufort County, and our many readers, now and in the future will always care about the iconic Southern city of Atlanta, Georgia
Commented: Saturday, July 15th, 2017 @ 6:27 pm
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Commented on The War on Media Needs to be De-EscalatedTom, we know where your heart lies, and it is well appreciated here at BCN.
When someone may argue that Beaufort County NOW lends too much credence to a more Conservative outlook, I can always point to Tom Campbell as the counter balance. BCN works diligently to stay away from the Fake News, Tom wants to cover over it, but that is his 1st Amendment right, and we celebrate that expressed difference.
Commented: Wednesday, July 12th, 2017 @ 10:53 pm
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Commented on DC GOPers Have One ChanceDemocrats consider government big business and economic development in its own right, and to insure its success, the working class should be its slaves.
Commented: Monday, July 10th, 2017 @ 11:18 am
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Great explanation. I just got a bit excited when I read the decaffeinated.
Commented: Sunday, July 9th, 2017 @ 5:19 pm
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Wasn't that a European War centuries ago?
I just Searched it. Two houses of Lords fighting for the British throne over 500 years ago before Henry VIII.
Commented: Sunday, July 9th, 2017 @ 2:35 pm
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Commented on Are we a Nation of Vanishing Adults?Absolutely!
Commented: Sunday, July 9th, 2017 @ 12:28 pm
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Commented on DC GOPers Have One ChanceInsightful post on a subject that nearly every American has a personal attachment to - healthcare. ObamaCare destroyed the paradigm of personalized healthcare; however, the root problem of the cost of healthcare in America has been a problem for far too long, there is no free market solution, because, American healthcare does not operate in a free market, it should, but it does not.
It operates in the economic environment of a government influenced monopoly. Destroy /bust the monopolies of community health care, and institute tort reform, and you will see the beginning of a solution to the root problem - cost.
Commented: Sunday, July 9th, 2017 @ 12:26 pm
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I have a solution for forgetfulness: Move slower at times when you have more than one thing going on that you are responsible for.
I also have a solution for your coffee ritual: Throw out, or donate your designer coffee percolator, get your a man size machine, stay away from spring water and de-cafe, man-up and drink a dark brew that revs your motor to the point that you remember everything - even the stuff that your wife thinks is important, which can be really weird.
Commented: Sunday, July 9th, 2017 @ 12:08 pm
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Commented on Subject Mastery Produces Best TeachingAt least you had statistic professor.
Hey, I can do batting averages, and I never played baseball. How many Snowflakes can say that?
Commented: Saturday, July 8th, 2017 @ 6:35 pm
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Commented on Subject Mastery Produces Best TeachingThat is why I include them in BCN. The Jock Locke group, including the Carolina Journal are a treasure trove of archived information for BCN's readers.
With all the Fake News these days, one can never be too short on facts.
Commented: Saturday, July 8th, 2017 @ 6:55 am
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Ted: In your true minimalist style, I knew that your version of "War and Peace" would be somewhat abridged, but this edition exceeded all my expectations.
Commented: Thursday, July 6th, 2017 @ 11:41 am
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Commented on 2017 Independence Day ReflectionDiane, once again, you have captured the essence of the struggle to birth this nation; a difficult, hard labor born of sacrifice built upon the foundation of patriotism and wisdom.
Thank-you for your reflection on a time that must never be forgotten, or diminished by the ambivalence of those coasting on the sacrifice of others.
Commented: Thursday, July 6th, 2017 @ 3:36 am
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Bobby Tony: Great impartial list of the many Democrat transgressions against Americans. Because of all I know, there is not one core Democrat that I take seriously.
Commented: Thursday, July 6th, 2017 @ 2:16 am
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CNN is truly the Fake News hosted by a gaggle of wimps.
CNN is so apoplectic over the Trump wrestling video, where the CNN logo was superimposed over the head of Vince McMahon (remember the silly Battle of the Billionaires - I seem to remember this stuff), they have expended great time, treasure and energy to discover the guy who crudely superimposed that logo over Billionair Vince's head. CNN's modus operandi: They threatened the internet perpetrator with CNN style "Thought Police" until he relented, took down the video and others that are offensive to Liberals and other consumers of Fake News, and now ... The "hard hitting journalists of the CNN (Clinton News Network) can go back to the real Fake News of All things Russia All the Time. This is the great example of what the Orwellian Democrat Media looks like.
Commented: Wednesday, July 5th, 2017 @ 9:10 pm
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Everyone would like to change something in the Constitution; my desire is term limits.
As Publius so eloquently conferred to rest of us is that once we start tinkering with this ageless document, it will be like Pandora's Box opened, and once the monsters are set free, they will not be herded back to where they belong. That is a big downside.
Commented: Wednesday, July 5th, 2017 @ 3:35 pm
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Commented on What Do You Have to Declare?Franklin really had the gift of words, just like Winston Churchill nearly 2 centuries later.
Commented: Wednesday, July 5th, 2017 @ 8:08 am
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I have long suggested that Facebook is singularly responsible for dumbing down large groups of people, and this post speaks to that truth in an ambitious manner.
Commented: Tuesday, July 4th, 2017 @ 10:13 pm
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Commented on What Do You Have to Declare?Great analogy, and I would also contend that they would have used whatever means necessary to reach as many people as they could, to whatever extent they were capable.
If not for the politics, for the women. Both men, especially Franklin, were rather amorous.
Commented: Monday, July 3rd, 2017 @ 9:40 pm
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Beautiful and accurate analogy B.T.
Trump did concern me greatly as a candidate, but now that he is elected, his inarticulate neophyte approach to politics is turning into a sly fox method of governing. If the man keeps working at this job like he began it, he will be a very successful president. Liberals, who despise the President, will tell you that he has done nothing so far, but, their sophistic opinion is jaded by the immutable fact that these people only consume the Democrat Media, and, therefore, know nothing of his work.
Commented: Monday, July 3rd, 2017 @ 5:45 pm
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He was a great man because his son thought so, and that is high praise: beaufortcountynow.com
I get why your father threw out the image of your mother, and I find it a bittersweet moment poignant purpose to do so. I have been married for 38 years, and I get you dad's impulse.
Commented: Sunday, July 2nd, 2017 @ 7:08 pm
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Bobby Tony, I will always love that iconic image of you and you father plowing the "Good Earth", with you playing the Ox. It is a classic.
Commented: Sunday, July 2nd, 2017 @ 5:56 pm
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Commented on CommonTerry: Volume One Hundred TenGood post on the pros and cons of an Apprenticeship program.
Personally speaking, I would be reluctant to train anyone unless they were well motivated toward the longevity of a commitment to the precept of what we do.
Commented: Saturday, July 1st, 2017 @ 3:39 pm
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Commented on Spirits Within the MistOn 062417, I felt competent enough, with just a bit of inspiration, to write a rather long intro to this poem to begin its transformation into a melody, or a dirge. The initial chords for this overwrought into should produce some or most of the notes I might need to write the melody, and then revamp the lyrics as needed.
The following chords to the intro in sequence are: Fadd9, Cmaj7, Em7, A7sus4, Am7, Dm7, G7, C, Em7, A7sus4, Am7, F, G, Am, Fadd9, Cmaj7, Am, Em, G, Am
Commented: Sunday, June 25th, 2017 @ 2:09 am
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Correctamundo Old Friend.
It is not so much who controls the polls, but who controls the ballot box; long a Democrat maxim. I Our of my 5 general election victories, I had one recount, whereby I was challenged when I only won by about 45 votes. When it looked like I would prevail against the Democrat Board of Election, the local Democrat Newspaper - The Washington Daily News - wrote an editorial stating: "If Stan Deatherage really cared about the county taxpayer, he would concede and not unduly cost the already strapped taxpay for the cost of the recount." I reiterate, I'm the candidate that won the race and was challenged. I tend to have a very honest understanding of the Democrat /Liberal mind; and, you know, 'a mind is a terrible thing to waste'.
Commented: Friday, June 23rd, 2017 @ 6:49 pm
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These core Democrats have got to have that warm, reassuring feeling around their ankles right now; some to be working its way up their leg kind of like a Chris Mathews "tingle".
At this point, they better get some real solid dirt on the President and his team, or, it could be lights out for the Liberals /Socialists.
Commented: Friday, June 23rd, 2017 @ 11:56 am
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Fine work B.T. on giving us the politically scientific overview.
What may be the case here in Georgia's 6th District may translate into these very poor election results turning even worse if the Democrats continue down their monolithic path of destroying President Trump at all costs.
Commented: Friday, June 23rd, 2017 @ 8:12 am
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A huge campaign war chest can make a significant difference, and he did outwardly appear to be a good candidate. If he had run in a district that included mostly Charlotte, he would have won.
Commented: Friday, June 23rd, 2017 @ 8:00 am
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