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Added: 8th May 2009
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Flashback Friday is a weekly newsletter sent to the members of YouRememberThat.com This is pretty much all we send you when you join, we never spam. If you did not receive your Flashback Friday check your spam folder. If it's not there just click on my name and send me a private message. Listings are in my comment below:
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Added: 5th June 2009
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This photo of president Calvin Coolidge's family was taken on June 30, 1924. Sixteen-year-old Calvin Junior is on the left. That same day young Calvin developed a blister on his foot while playing tennis with older brother John on the White House tennis court. The blister became infected, resulting in blood poisoning. There were no antibiotics in 1924. He died a week later on July 7. I often use this story as an example of the 'good old days' not being so good if one became ill.
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Added: 11th July 2009
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This antique postcard, published in 1905 is of historical importance as it appears to be the oldest LOLcat in existence. Perhaps soon, archeologists will discover an even older LOLcat on the walls of an Egyptian tomb... perhaps a cat with the caption, "I see what you did there!"
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Added: 11th July 2009
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This popular film came out at the right time in 1985. Teenagers and older moviegoers alike were attracted to the special effect ladened story through its television advertising campaign. Chris Sarandon and Roddy McDowall starred as rivals in the dark movies comedic monster premise.
The film spawned a sequel a few years later in the same scary comedy genre.
I read in one of the movie community publications that a new updated version of "Fright Night" is being planned for release in 2010-2011.*E*
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Added: 10th August 2009
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Since the early 1970s, they have been going on the road, across the world, playing soldout arenas and halls with their super arrangements. Fact, 2009 was their 35th anniversary together, and they released a two disc called "Sonic Boom", which is the first time the bandmates have brought out "NEW" and re-recorded older material since the late 1990s. Today, the band only consists of strapped guitarists Gene and Paul as the only originators from the '70s. In the 1980s and 2000s there was a lot of displeasure from former original members over petty things. They are now half replacement members that have been accepted by fans. Speaking of Tommy, he was always around them for the past twenty years or more.
The guy is aware that their fans criticize him for copying the former member with the former guitarists outlook; which are owned now by the founding members.
Most fans know he got the space man back in professional style again. He rehearsed with him the heavy guitar parts for the huge global tour that went out on in 1996.
Over years, they became the king of merchandise sales. They bring in millions of dollars just with their images printed on mugs, towels, anything that a fanwould be interested in buying with their likeness on the merchandise.
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Added: 10th October 2009
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Aired in the mid 1960s, there were a few advertisements/commercials for the Batman series that were shown 01/66 to 04/68 on ABC. The stories were not just for younger viewers, but older teens as well.
The style and delivery of the series made it one of the most popular shows at the time, and was actually shown two nights a week most of the time. Both heros proved to be extremely resourceful in fighting crime in the 1960s.
The show spawned a 1966 theatrical movie that was a hit among fans with many re-releases.
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Added: 13th October 2009
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In the late decades of the nineteenth century, one of the best selling authors in America was Horatio Alger, Jr. His series of books, aimed at teenage boys, were widely praised for extolling positive virtues. The stories were formulaic: A poor, downtrodden youth would invariably achieve middle-class respectability through hard work, dedication and frugality. Often the hero's rise was aided by an established older member of society whom the youth had helped. Today, the term 'a Horatio Alger story' refers to any rags-to-riches tale. Alger himself led a checkered life. He abruptly left his position as a minister of a Massachusetts church in 1866 after accusations of pederasty with two male teenage parishoners. (This was not widely known until years later.) Unlike his novel characters who saved their pennies for a rainy day, Alger was a spendthrift who squandered his considerable earnings. He died virtually penniless in the care of his sister in 1899.
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Added: 20th October 2009
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