Jurassic Lancer

Just ask the Kilties.

I remember walking from the Zingali house on Floyd Street to a subway stop not too far away, but en route we crossed St. Anthony’s parking lot. I recall, clear as day, seeing spray-painted in red on the asphalt, the words, “Zing Step.” The Zing step is what George taught the Lancers as the proper way to march, with an exaggerated heal-toe roll. So he probably had connections with St. Anthony’s band.

George was a dear friend of mine and I knew most of the cross to cross story but not about the side trip to St. Anthony’s. What a wonderful vignette.

Back in the ‘90s, we watched the film Alexander Nevsky with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra playing the Prokofiev live at Symphony Hall. It was quite an experience!

2019. The old rules don’t apply. The last season was 2019.

White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci that the chances of scientists creating a highly effective vaccine — one that provides 98% or more guaranteed protection — for the virus are slim. Scientists are hoping for a coronavirus vaccine that is at least 75% effective, but 50% or 60% effective would be acceptable, too, he said. The FDA has said it would authorize a coronavirus vaccine so long as it is safe and at least 50% effective. From today’s CNBC

And having pulled into a school in the middle of the night as a MM, I can testify no amount of light would have kept me awake.

It’s funny how my definition of old school changes. Now, I almost consider anything pre-2016 as old school.

Me? I know noooooothing! ($1 to Sgt. Schultz)

Funny, I don’t recall saying any such thing.

Jeff has proven to be one of the most reliable posters on DCP and I have never seen him post information out of school.

I would have been signing up for the Super Three tickets to keep my seats for next year.

That’s why we choose tonight for dinner at St. Elmo’s.

I dunno. I keep seeing ads for a box of awesome!

The funny thing was, according to the drill writer, that the block move was always meant to be a place holder. It was never intended to be the final product.