Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas place

  John Armstrong's book Harvey and Lee (2003) (.pdf) The English-speaking Lee Oswald and the Russian-speaking Harvey Oswald New article: Lee and Harvey in Three Consecutive School Semesters For the fall semester of 1953, Lee Oswald attended Public School 44 in New York City At the very same time, Harvey Oswald attended Beauregard Junior High School in New Orleans The following semester, spring 1954, both Lee and Harvey attended Beauregard In the fall semester of 1954, Lee continued attending Beauregard in New Orleans Harvey moved to Fort Worth where began attending Stripling Junior High School in the fall semester of 1954 How and why could the often financially destitute Marguerite Oswald afford a housekeeper in NYC? Oswald's cumulative school records at Beauregard: Read Online, Download PDF Commission Exhibit No. 1384: Read online, Download PDF During the Spring semester of 1954, Harvey was in Myra DaRouse's homeroom at Beauregard Video: Interview of Myra DaRouse Myra described young Harvey as "a little fellow, scrawny, skinny, and quiet" "He came to the middle of my chest-about 4 ft 6 inches tall" - Myra DaRouse "I think she's.....a beautiful woman.....but when you saw her on television since this thing happened, she really looked awful; nothing at all like she used to look.....You wouldn't have recognized her if they hadn't told you who she was; she looked that different" - Julian Evans' testimony to the WC Julian Evans' testimony: Read online, Download PDF (page 8 of the PDF, page 73 overall) In the fall semester of 1954, Harvey Oswald attended Stripling Junior High School He lived directly across the street from Stripling JHS at 2220 Thomas Place; see Google Maps here Marguerite Oswald impostor stored clothes and furniture at 2220 Thomas Place when she lived in Benbrook, TX Was 2220 Thomas Place a CIA safe house? Former Stripling student Francetta Schubert was in the eight grade when Harvey was in ninth Every day she watched Harvey Oswald walk across the street to 2220 Thomas Place for lunch Video: Interview of Francetta Schubert In 1955, Harvey Oswald returns to New Orleans and works full time at Dolly Shoe Video: Interview of Louis Marzialle Robert Oswald, LHO's brother, in an interview in 1959 said that his brother attended Stripling JHS; read here Robert Oswald again told a Forth Worth newspaper that his brother attended Stripling JHS: read here Videos: Interview of Frank Kudlaty, Assistant Principal, Stripling JHS: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Harvey Oswald's junior high school records from Stripling were confiscated within 20 hours of the assassination This clearly show that FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover knew those Stripling records could expose the two Oswalds Robert Oswald testified before the WC that his brother attended Stripling; Read online, Download PDF (page 299) Nov 2017, Fort Worth Star-Telegram article indicated that Oswald’s “teachers and classmates remembered him at Stripling, though there is no official record.” FREE BORROWABLE EBOOK: Lee: A Portrait of Lee Harvey Oswald by His Brother by Robert Oswald Ed Voebel was Harvey's best friend in Beauregard Harvey's fight with Johnny Neumeyer Article: Magic Tooth, Vanishing Scars Life Magazine, Feb 21, 1964 issue (classroom photo at page 70) (Lee) Oswald's classroom photograph shows that he had lost his front tooth; see photo here Ed Voebel knew both Harvey and Lee Oswald Apparently it wasn't good for one's health to know both Harvee and Lee Oswald Marina Oswald dated Robert Webster Oswald's show suicide following which he was taken to the Botkinskaya Hospital Oswald was questioned by the medical staff in Russian One of the Soviet doctors sensed that Oswald clearly understood what was being conveyed to him in Russian The doctor wrote "The patient apparently understands the questions asked in Russian.

2014年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试（北京卷） 第一节 短对话Text 1W: Anything to drink, Sir?M: What fruit juice do you have?W: We have apple, orange and lemon.M: OK, I'll have an orange juice. Text 2M: What have you been studying?W: Biology and chemistry.I like natural sciences.How about you?M: I prefer social sciences.I like history best. Text 3M: Hello, I'm John.Nice to meet you!W: Nice to meet you, too! I'm Natasha.Are you British?M: No, I'm an American.Where are you from?W: I am from Russia. Text 4M: Good morning.How can I help you?W: I'd like to buy a student bus pass.M: We have weekly, monthly and yearly ones.Which do you want?W: Monthly, please. Text 5M: Mary's birthday is coming.What shall we buy for her?W: Is a pen OK? M: Er… She has lots of pens.What about getting her a bicycle?W: Oh, no.We can't afford it.Let's get her a book.She loves reading very much.M: That's a good idea. Text 6M: Good morning.Anything wrong?W: I've been suffering from a fever since yesterday.M: Do you have any other problems? Like a headache or cough?W: No, I don't.I think it's only a fever.M: Let me check… It's 39 degrees.I'll give you some medicine.W: Thank you, doctor.M: You'd better take two or three days' rest.W: Thanks.M: This medicine is for one day only.Take two pills as soon as you get home, and another two before going to bed.W: I see.Thank you.Text 7M: Hello, hi, Stephanie.W: Hi, Tom.How are things going with you?M: Great.I've signed an agreement with ABC Company.How are things in the office.Is everything OK?W: Yes, when will you be back?M: I'm on the way now.I will be back soon.W: Umm.Can you pick up some paper for the printer? We have run out of paper.M: Hello, hello, what did you say?W: Can you hear me now? I mean I need some paper.M: What? Did you say to pick up some ink for the printer? Sorry, the signal isn't very good here. Can you repeat that, please? W: Well, I'll send you a text message to tell you exactly what I need.M: What? Text 8M: So, what's your plan for this weekend?W: I just want to stay at home.M: How about going to see a movie?W: Sorry, I've been tired these days.I just want to have a good rest.M: But I think going to movies is a better way to relax yourself.W: You're probably right.M: Maybe we should go out to eat first.W: Yeah.I think so.M: I know pizza's been your favorite.Let's meet at Summer Pizza House.I heard they just came out with the new pizza.W: Really? I haven't been there for a long time.When shall we meet?M: Well, the movie is at 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm.W: Why don't we go to the 2:00 pm show?M: No problem.We can meet at Summer Pizza House at 11:00 am.W: Perfect.If so, we can have plenty of time to enjoy our pizza.Text 9M: I was so excited.Guess what? It was my dad's 40th birthday last month, and so he took us all to London for a weekend.Coolly, we flew over on Thursday evening.As soon as we arrived, we went on the tour of the city.They say London is really beautiful by night.And I was really looking forward to seeing all those famous places.On Friday, we went to the Design Museum.It's not far from our hotel, so we went there on foot.In the afternoon, we visited the London Eye.I was amazed at seeing the Big Ben from up there.Saturday was for shopping.There's no doubt about that.We went to the most famous shops in London.Dad didn't feel like shopping, but he enjoyed when we were there.On Sunday morning, we took a taxi to Hyde Park.And we went home by train in the afternoon. It was my dream trip and it did happen.Text 10W: Chastine Ticket Office.Can I help you?M: Yes, I'd like to buy tickets for the Modern Dance Festival on June 10th.W: One moment, please.We still have seats in the middle section from rows 11 to 15.M: How much is it?W: $45 for one.M: Um… I'll have two, please.W: OK, I'll need your credit card information, please.M: It's a visa card.The number is 256485497215.W: And your name, Sir?M: George Hinde.H-I-N-D-E.W: Let me check.George Hinde.H-I-N-D-E.Is that right?M: Yes.W: How would you like to get your tickets?M: By post, please.W: Your tickets should arrive tomorrow.M: Great.W: Your address, Sir?M: I'm in Room 104, Thomas Place, 74 William Avenue.W: Thank you, Sir.

Thomas Place evening services, the first Sunday of each month, digs into big questions. This month: Does constant repetition of the Lord's Prayer make it nothing more than meaningless ritual? Senior Pastor Andrew Brook considers the places of written and spontaneous prayers, and the special place of this prayer, taught to us by Jesus. He also points to ways to find new riches in this precious gift. [ Thomas Place - Easter 3 ]

Thomas Place services explore big questions. Many people think that evils spirits are just a superstition; but personal experience supports the biblical view entirely. But this is not to fill us with fear, because experience also underlines the truth that Christ has already mastered evil. There may be devils, but they are not in charge. [ Thomas Place - Lent 5 ]