Below we are gathering a selection of PowerPoint photos that are in the process of becoming more individualized with custom introductions and photo captions. For now, we present this array of presentations. Bob’s Drawings (old) Cuba 2017 Cuba 2019 Road Rally test
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It is now January 2026. I took driver’s training, let’s see…. 59 years ago? Obviously, there has been changes. Since the COVID Pandemic a vast majority of drivers have apparently been given license to drive at any speed and any way they want. My three chief complaints are A: Tailgating B: Speed and C:
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Court Square in Philippi looking northwest along Main Street (U.S. Route 250). The Barbour County Courthouse is at right. Source WIkipedia. See link below. Read more about Philippi, West Virginia, here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippi,_West_Virginia
The following is one of the earliest in the series of Reizner Crack Pot Theories. First let’s identify the class of objects. Inanimate is pretty self-explanatory. Ancient civilizations considered that all items have some element of a spirit. I do not know if this is genuine fact. All that said I have regularly experienced evidence
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This section is a mixing pot of random stories. If it didn’t fit into another section, it ends up here. Some of the stories deserve a post with longer narratives. This page is a showcase for these posts. As we go along, we’ll get categories of posts also so that if a topic is of
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Paul Weinstein is my cousin. How far removed not too sure, but part of the Sirner families on my father’s side. He is either a couple of weeks older or younger than I and I do not recall which. When we were teenagers we spent time together including his going with the Reizners to Stony
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Being Jewish, our family regularly celebrated Passover (Pesach) with the traditional Seder meal. (Seder being the Hebrew word for “order”.) The meal/celebration of the Exodus from Egypt is extremely old and observed annually all around the world. It is designed to involve children and teach them of the Exodus. One tradition, apparently adopted in
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While I was in Law School at Case Western University, I chose to not be part of the classic “study group”. My opinion at the time was that although some discussion of class assignments could be useful, it rarely happened. Rather, the case law study that was typically turned into a course outline prepared by
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