https://abc.com/shows/dancing-with-the-stars/news/updates/dancing-with-the-stars-2021-the-finals
Sad that Melanie C is not doing one of her own songs.
While researching old cold cases in South Florida, I came across a newspaper article about this little boy who vanished without a trace in 1974 and was found almost two decades later under very suspicious circumstances. There is little information to be found with a normal Google search, and, while there is a strong suspect in the case, questions remain as to what exactly happened and why.
Matthew Allen Alred was born to Vernon and Virginia Alred in Bradenton, Florida on May 26, 1971. In January 1974, the Alred family lived in a small, tight-knit neighborhood in Clair Mel City, a community located about seven miles east of Tampa, Florida. Vernon was a Korean War vet turned truck driver for a local trucking firm, while Virginia stayed at home to care for their four children: twelve-year-old Cindy, seven-year-old Gregory, four-year-old Terry, and almost-three-year-old Matthew.
Matthew was a bubbly, outgoing child, one who didn’t hesitate to toddle up to a stranger and give them a hug. He loved to play with his older siblings and could often be seen playing outside and riding his favorite toy, a mini dune buggy. The family enjoyed a friendly relationship with their neighbors, particularly Reinaldo and Mary Paiz, an older couple that lived right across the street from their home. Cindy would often take Matthew to the Paiz home to ride their ponies, and he would play with Reinaldo’s tools while the man worked in the backyard.
About one week before Matthew disappeared, Vernon bought him a pair of brown, suede cowboy boots. They were slightly too big for him, but he instantly fell in love. In fact, he loved them so much that he would wear them all day, every day and cry when he had to take them off at night. Virginia would tuck him in and set the boots down at the end of the bed, promising that they would be there waiting for him in the morning.
January 27, 1974 was a cool, breezy Sunday in Clair Mel City. The Alred kids spent much of the day outside, playing with the other neighborhood kids and taking turns on a new swing Vernon had tied to a tree in their backyard, before returning home in the late afternoon to join their parents and paternal aunt for supper.
After dinner, Cindy, Terry, and Gregory went back outside to play. Seeing his siblings run out the door, Matthew began fidgeting and said, “I wanna get down.” Virginia plucked him out of his highchair and watched him run out the door in his cowboy boots. When he
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The background music sounds like prize cues from some old 70s game show. 😂😂😂
I love the humor of the Mel Brooks and (early) Woody Allen movies, so I tried to google similar directors using Mel and Woody as keywords, and found this course at the University of Cambridge, no less!
> You think The Producers is hilarious? Or do you think: "well, talk about bad taste!". Maybe you think that* Annie Hall is Woody Allen's greatest film, or Manhat*tan, or Zelig, *or Crimes and Misdemeanor*s...? Very different in their comedy personae, Woody and Mel both started their professional careers writing for Sid Caesar in the 1950s. Both Jewish New Yorkers were from immigrant families but their humour crossed into and then influenced the mainstream. Let's find out how, and why...
I thought that was cool and thought y'all might agree.
The question remains: Given that I like the Mel and Woody movies, are there similar directors whose movies I might enjoy?
I'm looking for a clip from Mel Allen's This Week in Baseball, probably from the mid-80s. According to my uncle, it should be from the intro, and Allen should say "and they're dancing in Kansas City!". According to him, it's him and my dad dancing in the clip. Unfortunately that's all the information he has. My dad passed away a few years ago, and I was hoping to find the clip for my uncle.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2018/insider/story/_/id/22134110/nfl-mock-draft-2018-mel-kiper-first-round-pick-rankings-draft-order
If Shurmur truly is a QB magician, do we need a QB at 2, or could we go RB or OL? Right now, I think this is a solid pick nonetheless, given that Rosen is probably the best QB in the draft right now.
I have Legend Ronde Barber and FB Josh Norman as my other two corners, so I was thinking a big run stopping corner like Blount would help me. However, since Blount is 90 zone, I would have to sell my Toughness Derrick Brooks and replace with a R&R Brooks, then buy Blount. Just wondering if with my current lineup, another short corner would be okay, or if I should go big.
And if you have which do you prefer?
