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Numerous expressions exist about how much the devil loves to take advantage of the idle hands and minds of mortals. But while some people find trouble in their free time, or simply waste it, others use it in positive ways. Frank Curre of Waco ended up with some downtime in June of 1945, when the escort carrier he was serving on was sent to the docks at San Francisco because of engine trouble. While the carrier was being overhauled, Curre took a step that would last forty-nine years: "And I was standing on the fantail one day, and the skipper come down. We got to talking, and while we was talking, I said, ‘Man, I wish I could go do something I'd like to do.' He said, ‘What is it you'd like to do?' I said, ‘Well, I wouldn't do it earlier, but,' I said, ‘I'd like to go home and get married.' He said, ‘How you know she'll marry you?' I said, ‘Well, about three months ago I mailed her a letter and told her I didn't know when I'd get home, and it's a possibility I may not make it home. But if I get home again, we're getting married.' And I said, ‘I ain't had a negative reply yet, and I've received lots of letters.' So he give me—says, ‘Go up and tell the yeoman give you a ten-day emergency leave home.' Said, ‘You're going to have to fly.' So I flew home, we got married, and I took her back to San Francisco with us." Madison Cooper Jr. used his spare time to knock everyone's socks off in Waco, as Mary McCall of Dallas explains: "For years, in secret, he wrote a novel, a two-volume novel called Sironia, and, of course, a lot of people in Waco thought they recognized Waco (laughs) residents. He told me that it was strictly fictional. Well, I doubt that. I think writers probably write what they know about. And it became a best-seller. And, oh, he went to New York; he was interviewed. He really had a wonderful, exciting experience. And all of it was for the purpose of putting more money into his Cooper Foundation." Baptist missionary John David Hopper, from the Baton Rouge area, served in Eastern Europe for nineteen years and learned multiple languages in order to talk with locals. Hopper recalls that, in his free time, he studied Esperanto, an international language created in the late 1800s to make communication possible between people who had no other language in common: "I thought that's a great idea, so I became a member of the Esperanto Club. I met the Esperantists in Vienna and in Budapest and down in Bulgaria, and I had [a] good time. They always are friendly because you come in and you speak Esperanto with them, and they'll take you and show you their city. They'll invite you in their home. They have a meal. And I began to make Christian contacts as well. "And I'm a radio amateur. I had my radio amateur's license in Vienna. So on Sunday afternoons their Esperanto group was on there from all over Europe and from South America, if the conditions were right. And we just talked to each other for an hour, an hour and a half, and knew each other by our first names, all in Esperanto. "So that was just a fun thing. That wasn't serious. It was just a fun thing. And I still have my books, in literature and some world literature, all of it in Esperanto. I have an Esperanto Bible that I keep. And every once in a while, I'll pull it down and read a Psalm or read, you know, passage from that." When—or if—free time presents itself, we should all consider doing something that will change the future for the better. L. L. Zamenhof, creator of the Esperanto language. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since its dedication in 1910, Waco's Cameron Park has grown from 125 to more than 400 acres, with land gifts from the Cameron family, and has provided children with countless hours of exercise and enjoyment. Charlie Turner of Hewitt recalls playing in the park as a young boy in the 1950s and 60s: "There were some little wading pools we would go play in, and then, of course, I would get in trouble every now and then because after I got in the wading pool, I'd get back in the dirt by the flowers but had a real good time. And, you know, it was just a great place to play because where I lived, there was no grass in the backyard. So going into a park like Cameron Park, it was like a kid's dream because there were all the trees down near the Pecan Bottoms. There were these big swings that I remember and this merry-go-round and the seesaws, and then there was a climbing ladder and then the monkey bars. "Every now and then—I had an old Tonka truck. It was a moving van Tonka truck that I had a string on, and I'd take it with me once in a while and pull it around on the—on the street part that was paved. If I had a ball, I could throw it as hard as I wanted to and not get in trouble because it was in the neighbors' yard. I could play ball; I could hit the ball as hard as I could. Cameron Park was a paradise to me." He describes the many adventures the park afforded him: "There were these trees there, there was vines growing through the trees, and I remember moss down there—whether it was there or not. As a kid, I remember it. And I remember seeing pictures in books about these forests and all, and so when I'd get in Cameron Park I'd go looking. And here were these forest-like-looking areas that I remembered from reading the books. And I could be in England, or I could be in Germany, or I could just be in the Brazilian jungle, or—so Cameron Park took on a new personality each time. I was in the Amazon one time. I was in Nottingham Woods the next time, the Sheriff pursuing me, and then, trying to get away from the piranhas in the little wading pools and all, you know. I had a—well, we'll say I had a fertile imagination." Frank Curre of Waco shares memories of Cameron Park from the 20s and 30s: "Proctor Springs. Being able to go down there and get that cold water coming out of that hill and get in that little pool. And we could take watermelons down there in the summer and put them in that cold water and get them good and cool and break them open and eat. They had duck pens with exotic ducks in them for you to visit and a little pool for them to swim in. It was just great to be in the park." Curre explains that some of his favorite activities involved the Brazos: "Mama used to tell us, ‘You boys don't get into that water down—' talking about the river. And we'd spend hours in the water and come home in the afternoon, and our eyes are bloodshot. And she'd say, ‘Y'all been in that water?' ‘No, ma'am.' And your eyes are bloodshot. (laughter) But we had ropes tied off the trees hanging over the river, and we'd swing into the river. We'd swim from one side to the other. We just had a ball. We'd play piggy-wiggy or something: touch each other and try to swim away and all that stuff. But we had a great time. We loved fishing. We always kept throw lines in the river." Today, Cameron Park remains mostly undeveloped and is one of the largest municipal parks in Texas. No matter what new technology and toys come along, nothing will replace exploring and playing in the great outdoors. A vintage postcard of Cameron Park in Waco, Texas. It's easy to see how the park could transport Charlie Turner to other places and times. (Photo courtesy of The Texas Collection) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In September of 1936, much of Central Texas was enduring heavy rainstorms and flooding, with Waco especially hard-hit. Cresting at 41 feet, the Brazos River burst through a levee a mile above town, resulting in a torrent that put much of East Waco under water. Approximately two thousand residents were left homeless, and city manager W. C. Torrence ordered martial law in the flooded area. Alva Stem, former director of Waco Parks and Recreation, recalls the floodwaters in Cameron Park: "The flood was up to one of the shelter houses just below Proctor Springs, and that was as close as we could get to the playground because the water was up above our heads by the shelter house. And I can remember us kids going down there and taking our bathing suits and swimming out to this shelter house, then climbing up on top of it and diving off into the floodwaters, like crazy kids would do. But we were good swimmers back in those days." Waco native Frank Curre Jr. shares his memories of the '36 flood: "And they boxed off our brand new Washington Street Bridge because it had pillars under it and they thought it would wash them out. They opened the Suspension Bridge because it was suspended from one side to the other. You could travel on that. Barns would come floating down your river, and they'd crash into the bridge and be chickens in that old barn, be hogs coming down, horses, cows. A great big fat hog come out; we wrestled him down. We asked the sheriff's deputy or policeman or something, we said, What do you want us to do with him? Said, ‘Take him home if you want him.' Well, that night, Mama and my step-daddy was putting up sausage. (laughter)" Curre, with Dorothy Head Powell, describes East Waco: "Where Elm Street is and Dallas Street, we had a streetlight over there on Dallas and Elm. The bottom of that streetlight was dipping in the water. And you know the two-story red brick—" Powell: "East Terrace." "That water come up to that balcony on that two-story house." Woodrow Carlile recalls how the flood affected Edgefield, the neighborhood where he grew up: "The water got into the yard and perhaps two feet high in the yard. But I believe our house was constructed to where the water could get under the house. Maybe our floors were three feet off the ground. I don't ever recall water in the house." He remembers an odd sight at Edgefield Baptist Church: "Our piano in the basement of the church was floating around." Carlile used to stake his family's dairy cows near the river, and he tells about rescuing one with water up to his waist: "I recall walking Sarah down Bosque Street away from the river toward Fifth Street with my tennis shoes around her neck, and I was barefooted. I thought more of my tennis shoes than I did my feet, evidently." In the 1930s, after decades of devastating floods throughout Texas, the U.S. government began authorizing the construction of dams along Texas rivers to control excess rainfall. This led to the Whitney Reservoir, which was completed in 1951 on the Brazos River and has prevented in Waco floods like the one in 1936. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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All new HIPHOP Mixshow for the week of Aug 11th. Tracklist below (*Denotes Canadian Content) AM - God Said / Ugly God f. Takeoff - Hold Up / *Friyie - Dividends / Berner x Curre$y - Never Change / *2Kz f. Preme - Heartache / *Turk x YH - Risk it All / AM - Forbidden Fruit / Willie Tha Kid F. Action Bronson & Roc Marciano - Medusa / Murs - Tony Robbins’ Pocketbook / Neek Bucks - Loaded / Perico x Sonny Digital - Big Raccs / Rick Ross f. Nipsey Hustle & Teyanna Taylor - Rich Nigga Lifestyle / Big Twinz - Billy Ocean and Teena Marie / L’orange x Jeremih Jae - Dead Battery / Freddie Gibbs x Madlib f. Oh No - The Next Day / Guapdad 4000 f. G-Easy - First Things First / Rick Ross f. A Boogie and Denzel Curry - Running the Streets / Maino x Manolo Rose - Love & Loyalty / Nef the Pharoah - Drought / Slim 400 f. Young Dolph - Shake Back / Meghan Thee Stallion f. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla - Hot Girl Summer / Blueface f. Game - Stop Cappin / *JD Era f. Louie Ox Rankin - Back from the Dead / Recognize Ali f. Skyzoo - Ambitions / Reason - High Hopes / Bas f. Earthgang - Jollof Rice / SIR f. Kendrick Lamar - Hair Down / Cousin Stizz f. Freddie Gibbs - Toast 2 That / Luh Soldier - My Campaign / *Wise - Better / Cousin Stizz f. Smino - Anonymous / *Pressa - Who did it / Super Bwe f. Qari - Look / Outlaw1 f. Scott Cane - Rod Laver / Saint John f. Meek Mill - Anything Can Happen / Lil Keed - Ride the Wave / Eddie Kane - Grew Fast / Father - A Lot On Your Plate / 6 Dogs - Waffle House Song / Danny Wolf f. Lil Pump - Never Stop / Dave East f. Gunna - Everyday / Young Jeezy f. Meek Mill - MLK Blvd / Chance the Rapper f. Made in TYO & DaBaby - Hot Shower

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Arch-Progressive Bernie Sanders is here to announce his run for president in 2020! Thom and he talk strategy and break down the socialist platform for improving America that Bernie proved are popular with millions of moderates- ideas that were previously deemed untouchable by corporate-friendly Democrats. ---------- In the context of Bernie's proposals Thom passionately revisits FDR's fight for the four freedoms- a Progressive view that argues that having a chance to live a worthwhile life rather than being exploited to by the rich is the full definition of freedom. ---------- Thom is excited by Bernie's run, and the way that Bernie has been able to shift the political conversation to give the interests of the common person a chance, a shift away from the hateful manipulative line of crap the big-money conservative propagandists are always pushing. ---------- Thom interviews Karen Hobart Flynn of Common Cause, who are working to support those challenging the illegality of Trump's fake emergency. Callers chime in. ---------- Luke Vargas, Chief Foreign Correspondent of Talk Media News is watching closely the propaganda mission American operatives are stirring up on the border of Venezuela. ---------- Thom's callers celebrate Bernie's new run for president.

In campō prope hortum Iūliī puerī pilā lūdere solent. Mārcus pilam sūmit et “Venī mēcum in campum, Quīnte!” inquit. Mārcus in campō cum frātre suō pilā lūdere vult.Mārcus et Quīntus campum petunt cum cane, cui nōmen est Cerberus. Puerī pilā lūdere incipiunt. Alter ad alterum pilam iacit, prīmum Mārcus ad Quīntum, quī pilam capit et ad Mārcum iacit. Mārcus pilam capit et rūrsus ad Quīntum iacit neque Quīntus pilam capere potest – sed canis pilam capit! Iam canis ante Quīntum stat pilam ōre tenēns.Quīntus pilam ā cane poscit: “Dā mihi pilam, Cerbere!” Canis autem pilam dentibus tenet neque eam relinquit.Prope puerōs lūdentēs parvus asinus in herbā iacet. “Ille asinus mē portāre potest” inquit Mārcus, atque ad asinum adit.“Surge, asine!” inquit, et asinum pede pulsat. Asinus surgit, et Mārcus eum ascendit. Iam puer super asinum sedēns “Ecce equus meus, Quīnte!” inquit, “Eques fortis est frāter tuus!”Quīntus: “Quī asinō vehitur eques nōn est! Neque asinus tē vehere vult.”Mārcus asinum manū verberat et clāmat: “Curre, asine!” sed asinus, quī puerum gravem vehere nōn vult, quiētus stat neque sē movet.Asinus rudit: “Hīaāhīaā!”Canis asinum rudere audit et lātrat: “Baubau!” Pila ex ōre canis cadit. Quīntus pilam capit eamque in asinum iacit! Asinus perterritus currit – et Mārcus ad terram cadit! Asinus eum cadentem pede pulsat.In herbā iacēns Mārcus asinum currentem aspicit. “Cōnsiste, asine!” clāmat puer, sed asinus ab eō fugit. Canis post asinum currit.Quīntus rīdet quod ‘equitem fortem’ in herbā iacentem videt.Mārcus īrātus “Stultus est asinus!” inquit.Quīntus: “Quī asinō vehitur tam stultus est quam asinus suus! Surge, ‘asine’!”

In this episode we talk about Dr. Dre's new album COMPTON, new & old Foreign Exchange records, Curre$y's new project with Chase & Cashe, Lil B and Chance The Rapper's Freestyle EP and Scoop Deville's Scoopaloops Don't forget to check us out on Twitter to help us break the tie in this episode @NowUKnowPodcast and online at www.nowyouknowpodcast.com

När Curt Curre Cederström var 20 år bestämde han sig för att bli kriminell. Det lönade sig för dåligt att jobba. Under nästan 40 år var Curre tjuv och fick 46 domar vilket ledde till många turer till fängelset. Hans sista stöt, 23-miljonerskuppen, fick honom dock på andra tankar. Nu sedan tio har han bytt sida och lever ett annat liv. Curre jobbar numera med att hjälpa före detta kriminella att komma tillbaka till ett vanligt liv och få jobb och bostad. Sveriges Radios Henrik Olsson har gjort dokumentären för att försöka förstå och få svar på vad som styr våra livsval. I programmet får vi bland annat följa med till Långholmens fängelse där Curre satt under sin första häktning. Vi får också träffa Curres dotter som själv levde ett liv som tung narkoman, redan från 12-årsåldern. Nu jobbar far och dotter ihop. En gång tjuv, alltid tjuv, verkar inte stämma. henrik.p.olsson@sverigesradio.se

I dagens program får Aschberg besök i studion av Kurre Cederström från organisationen Tjuvgods som arbetar med galma missbrukare och kriminella.

It's a new year, and Greg has returned to the show. We hear about everyone's holidays, and start off the segments with "Greg in the Future", Followed by "I'm Walkin' Here!" and "Current Events". We end the show with a request for reader feedback on "Curre

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