cmhs59
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Speaking of rings.
VERY early phone call tomorrow morning.
Hello. Is this Tiffany's? We hate to interrupt your breakfast, but we need to order about 200 Championship rings.
For the 20th time the 2022 "Moon River" Blue Devils Drum Corps from Concord, California have won the Championship. We will need to send you the sizes for most of the marching members. But, the sizes for the staff are still the same. They never change.
Jerry
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To celebrate their 20th Championship in2022, will the "Moon River" Blue Devils have their rings made at Tiffany's?
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I think half of BDC's GE come from the "eeeeeeeeeee! lookit that little guy go on that horn! aaaaaah! lookit that girl spin a flag that's as tall as she is!"
"Play it Barney, play it"!
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I find it hard to believe that both Santa Clara and Blue Devils were not in a show on a Saturday evening in July in California.
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DCA should have never gone to DCI "light".
Go back to three man squads. Starting line and finish line. Color Pre and concert. Many more people would be able to march in such a corps.
Sorry--too late.
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Truley loved all drum corps.
R.I.P.
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I asked Jerry Seawright what his favorite drum corps song was.
Ken Normans Auld Lang Syne. Honest.
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I really, really like that guy. He knew a lot about drum corps.
When The Colts changed their ending a few years ago to the girl stepping in front of the guy and getting shot I thought Ronn was going to have the big one. Worthy of at least an Emmy.
RIP Ronn
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1 hour ago, Continental said:
There are many times when I refuse to read the comments. They are most often from people who have no clue about what other people go through in their lives and who feel the need to comment.
Throughout my life I've met people who were victims and mostly from their family. I had a friend in the '80s who had very abrasive opinions on many things. If you listen closely you see patterns.
We got closer and I eventually asked her. "Did something happen in your childhood that made you feel this way?"
The answer...
"yes."
Her father abused her as a child. We are talking about organizations but for many it's beyond that.
Her last name wasn't Kenton was it?
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Jerry Seawright.
Because!
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Did anyone else see the Bon Bons in a film clip of an old parade?
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You don't name names. Is that because you're not at liberty to do so.
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Sounds like Japan to me. And I don't have a problem with that at all.
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2 hours ago, Terri Schehr said:
I picked a bad time to get old.
I'm not so sure of that.
I got to see a lot of great drum corps the past 60 years.
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On 3/30/2020 at 3:56 PM, rpbobcat said:
For those who didn't march or just want another go round:
First Stadium you saw a show in: ___________
Last Stadium you saw a show in : __________
Best Stadium you saw a show in : ___________
Worst stadium you saw a show in:____________
Stadium with best refreshments: _____________
Stadium with worst refreshments:____________
Red Wing Stadium Rochester, NY (1959)
Lucas Oil (2018)
Veterans Stadium Erie, Pa LOUD
Any and all with a track around the field
Lucas Oil (Pot Roast sandwich is great)
Tough one. Maybe Varsity at Georgia Tech
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5 hours ago, N.E. Brigand said:
I believe this happens sometimes, although the barrier is pretty high. Jim notes one argument that is used in such cases is ineffective counsel: you fire your original lawyer and your new lawyer argues that your first lawyer really botched things. And as ILC notes, there's a risk in doing that.
There's one federal case that's been in and out of the news over the past couple years where someone pleaded guilty to a crime, admitted in official court filings that he did it, wasn't charged with a number of more serious crimes that he apparently did, cooperated with prosecutors in providing evidence about other people's crimes, got a recommendation from prosecutors for a sentence of probation, stated under oath at his sentencing hearing that he committed the crime to which he had pleaded guilty, was met with some skepticism from the judge about whether he had done everything he could to help prosecutors, agreed to postpone the sentencing further so he could cooperate some more ... and then fired his lawyers and hired new ones, and then began to get uncooperative with prosecutors (so that one of their other cases got botched because they couldn't use his testimony), and then had his new lawyers throw up a one sketchy argument after another about how the prosecution had been unfair to him, all of which the judge shot down, and finally the defendant said that he's not actually guilty and that he had only said he was guilty because he was given bad advice by his original lawyers, so that there's going to have to be a hearing (or at least some depositions--confirmed just this week) in which his original lawyers will have to testify about whether or not they did their jobs. But even if the judge then lets him withdraw his plea, there's still the matter of his having testified under oath that he did the crime, which he now says isn't true (although he hasn't said that under oath yet), which means that the prosecutors could then go after him for perjury.
So things like this do happen. For the sake of the victims, I hope that they don't happen in this case.
From what I've gathered… General Flynn took the plea to protect his son.
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Hey Keith...….John Hathaway was judging a parade in Mayville, NY this past July 4th.
Looked pretty good for an old guy.
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An "oldie but goodie".
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If there is ANY reason to be as old as I am(other than getting here) is that I can honesty say I have seen in person nearly all of the shows listed here.
It's been a great run. Something like 36 DCI weekends. And many, many shows in between.
Not in Indianapolis this weekend and miss it more than I thought I would.
Well, maybe next year.
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Blue Devils will win on Saturday evening.
If they don't win number 19 in 2019, how are they ever going to win number 20 in 2020?!?
Nobody Does It Better!
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I lurk on here quite a bit. Just don't want to get involved in all of the banter.
I went to the show in Murfreesboro last Friday and really came away with some interesting conclusions. Especially after all of the dialog I've been reading about corps not marching and playing at the same time--the old "park and bark" thing.
Whoda thunk ya'll were talking about the Cavaliers!
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5 hours ago, Poppycock said:
The ghost light provides light at night for any spirits to be able to see and even “perform” or dance on the stage. We’re in this place where anything can happen, who knows what ghosts are lurking around and what wonderful shows have been here before. Something will appear from the past. Who else is in the building except ghosts when the light is deployed?
Jerry Seawright
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Got the tickets I needed.
Thanks Drum Corps Planet!
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Pontillo's.
They're all over the place.