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..johnasilva.blogspot.com The Boss on Bdw'y Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps 13-17 minutes John Silva's World ▼ The Boss on Bdw'y Bruce Springsteen On Broadway Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen (born September 23, 1949) is an American singer-songwriter, known for his work with the E Street Band. Nicknamed "The Boss", he is widely known for his brand of poetic lyrics, Americana, working class, sometimes political sentiments centered on his native New Jersey, his distinctive voice, and his lengthy and energetic stage performances—with concerts from the 1970s to the present decade running at up to four hours in length. His artistic endeavors reflect both his personal growth and the zeitgeist of the times. You want to know how you build a memory? You see Bruce Springsteen on Broadway. That's a good start. They say the neon lights are bright on.... As you can guess, there's a story behind this one. To beg

Hit-n-Run: Car Accident Story… By Injury Claim Coach Personal Injury Case Study The following car accident story illustrates several important legal issues regarding rear-end collisions and hit-n-run. It reviews the accident, demonstrates liability, injuries, settlement negotiations, and the final case resolution. The Accident … Let's say a family of four was driving westbound down a busy four lane intersection within a Parkway or Highway in a sizeable sport utility vehicle (Vehicle One) traveling at a speed of 40-45 miles per hour during a light rain. The traffic was congested since there was a holiday sale taking place at the mall about 1/4 of a mile ahead and the occasional tourist visiting local attractions. As they drove, they noticed a dancing reindeer holding a sign advertising a sale. The father was driving and his attention was drawn to the dancing reindeer as he looked away from the road for no more than 10 seconds or he answered his phone, and/

..2019 As I pulled up to the Y near my home, I noticed the parking lot was full. When I came in I said to the guy at the desk, "The lot is full of New Year's resolutions." He laughed. It's true. When you're younger it's all, "I'm gonna give up smoking. I'm going to exercise more. I'm gonna lose 30 pounds." And on and on. When you're older you realize that lasts, oh, maybe a couple of weeks and then you're back on the couch, smoking, eating bon bons, gaining weight and not exercising, at all. Don't get me wrong there are people who lose a hundred pounds, exercise, become vegan, and change their whole lives. And you see them everywhere. For most of the rest of us? It's part of that but mainly it's back to the couch. When I was about twenty I noticed something. I was a bank teller out in Los Angeles with a bunch of grumpy, I'm not talking to you, customers. But lo and behold, the holiday seas

Survivor of Hit-and-run Recovers from Brain Injury at Osceola Regional Medical Center John Silver recalls all the things he forgot.  "In the course of four hours, I lost the ability to walk, talk, read, write, or recall any of my life."  --Jungyeon Roh  Now, Silver wants to share his recovery with others. He knows recovering from a traumatic brain injury, a little bleeding in brain (hemorrhage) amongst the other numerous injuries he suffered like a broken finger, and several contusions and fractures can be discouraging, especially during the holidays. As he continues to work on his recovery he is forever training to be an electrical and electronic engineering and plans to continue drawing, taking pictures and writing. Jon Silver, a survivor of a hit-and-run, is starting just off the new year with hope and inspiration through art and words. Just short of decade ago Silver had a bright future ahead of him and he was looking forward to early retirement. He was on his way to th