[Rhodes22-list] ceremonial bugle, was Repost: Iraq Soldier's plea
Slim
salm at mn.rr.com
Fri Nov 3 15:23:30 EST 2006
Thanks for the post, Lee but oh, man, now I've seen everything! That's
pathetic! That's almost as bad as me using real grand piano shells that
have been gutted and have had digital keyboards installed. But at least I
actually play the damn things. I'll bet Elle's husband would agree.
Truly, I'd much rather hear an old and tired veteran badly fluffing his way
through "Taps" than a perfect-sounding tape on a mock-up prop. At my
step-dad's memorial, an elderly friend of his got up with his trombone and
played "Just a Closer Walk With Thee." The guy was in his eighties and just
didn't have the lung power to produce a strong tone but nevertheless it was
so touching in its sincerity it brought tears to many including me.
Real is real.
Slim
On 11/3/06 10:02 AM, "KUHN, LELAND" <LKUHN at cnmc.org> wrote:
> http://www.ceremonialbugle.com/
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> It's amazing how good they sound.
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> Lee
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> 1986 Rhodes22 At Ease
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> Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Repost: Iraq Soldier's plea
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> Slim,
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> It's all on tape now. I think some of the ceremonial units in DC and
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> othe showcase places that have musicians have them.
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> My sister-in-law's father-in-law died. He was a WWII Navy veteran. His
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> friends arranged the with the local VFW to have a small honor guard. A
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> couple of old guys in mixed Army Dress Uniforms (Vietnam Era, Post
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> Vietnam, tucked in boots, one VFW hat, one Beret etc). They had a bugle
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> and played taps at the end of it all. Everyone thought it sounded
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> "perfect". Somebody said it was electronic and not a real Bugle!
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> You think you've seen everything.
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> Philip
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> -------------- Original message --------------
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> From: Slim <salm at mn.rr.com>
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>> Me in Iraq!? (ooops, sorry, Elle) ...I in Iraq!? Maybe as the bugler.
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> Do
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>> they still have those?
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>> Slim
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>> On 11/2/06 7:49 AM, "3drecon at comcast.net" <3drecon at comcast.net> wrote:
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>>> Watch your spelling and grammer Slim, you might get stuck in Iraq!
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>>> Philip
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>>> -------------- Original message --------------
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>>> From: Slim
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>>>> If they are Minnesotans then they're better edumacated than most.
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>>>> ...sniff...
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>>>> Slim
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>>>> On 11/1/06 8:38 PM, "Brad Haslett" wrote:
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>>>>> Bud,
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>>>>> According to several sites these 'boys' are from Slim's home turf.
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> They are
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>>>>> identified as being from 1-34 RTB of the 34 Infantry Division (MN
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>>>>> Guard).
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>>>>> Brad
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>>>>> On 11/1/06, Bud wrote:
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>>>>>> See if this one posts....
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>>>>>> -Bud
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> Rummy,
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> I know, but it doesn't fit with the OCD label my kids put on me.
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> Sometimes Ed K's stuff drives me crazy too ; ' ), but it's fun to
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>> Hey Philip. No sweat on the spelling, we put up with Michael and Steve
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>> years. I think we can figure it out.
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>> Rummy
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> Can someone please tell me why, in this day and age, we have problems
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> counting votes? For chrissake, what could be simpler? Why do some
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> states
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> use questionable methods like punch cards or now, electronic machines
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> and
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> online voting? You KNOW the electronic voting is a disaster looking for
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> a
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> place to happen. Some don't even require a paper back-up in case a
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> recount
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> is needed. OF COURSE there will be hackers AND breakdowns. What are
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> they
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> thinking? This drives me crazy! I know I'm being cynical but the
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> unreliability of these methods make me think they do it IN ORDER FOR
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> THEM to
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> f**k with the results!
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> Here in MN we use one, big single sheet of paper with all the candidates
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> there and you use a black pen which they supply. You make a mark next
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> to
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> your candidate and it's read by a machine much less
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> technical/susceptible to
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> mishaps than an online computer. We've never had a problem counting
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> and/or
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> verifying votes in MN.
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> KISS!!!!!
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> BTW, in Brazil, voting is considered more than a civic duty--it's a
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> personal
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> obligation and all businesses, schools, etc. are closed for the day and
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> almost everyone votes. In this country what, 35% turnout? Disgraceful!
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> I take pride in knowing that MN is among the highest turnouts in the
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> U.S.
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> Slim
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