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The Good Life
The Rev. Wright in retirement. Prodigal Yankees. Cole comforts. Plus more.
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br> South San Francisco, California /p> p> From Paul Johnson's book Modern Times : an Indian prince whines about the expense it takes to fund a messiah's message: "It takes a lot of money to keep Gandhi in poverty." br> -- Aaron Jones /p> p> THE HOUSE THAT JOE D BUILT br> Re: Lisa Fabrizio's There Used to be a Stadium : /p>I've been a regular at the Stadium since 1965, though not much in the last few years. Since the Yankees began pulling 4+ million a year, getting in and worse getting out of the Stadium by car [I've lived in NJ since 1969] is pure torture.
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