Waching daily Nov 28 2018

You know when God exposes us to someone wealthy, it's not so we'll be jealous.

See, you can't become what you haven't seen or heard, so when God exposes you, when

you pray, "Oh God, God give me wealth, Kris said You want to," and God brings a rich

guy and you think, ah the rich guys gonna give me money, the rich guy never

gives you money, have you noticed that? You begin to be jealous of him.

You missed the point. When the Lord brought the rich guy in your life it

wasn't so'd you be jealous of him, but so you'll see what's possible, because how

many know the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy, if He did it

for someone else He'd surely do it for you. God didn't bring the rich guy in to

give you money, He brought the rich guy in your life so that you

would see what's possible with God and you would believe for it.

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复合占卜法：一条关于你们复合的建议！且行且珍惜！ - Duration: 6:48.

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You can't afford two Labor Parties and the Greens: Bernardi - Duration: 1:07.

When you've got cabinet members openly advocating they become more like the

Labor Party I think they've jumped the shark, in happy days parlance. Jim Molan

is, I think, one of the the most equipped and capable people in this place. He's a

decent bloke, he's got a track record that is second to none in public service

and he's been rolled because the factional gangs in New South Wales and

I'm trying to choose my language carefully, have decided he's not one of

their team. And I think that's a travesty. Craig Kelly's a bloke who stood up for

the things that are important, lower electricity prices, some common sense in

the climate change debate and what's going to happen to him? Out the door

you go! There is no room, unfortunately, for truth and common sense and

conservatism anymore in the Liberal Party. And I experienced that for myself.

It's been aided and abetted it's getting worse because there are too many

there who just want to be like Labor and the country can't afford to Labor

parties and a Greens party.

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Are you fit enough for ski season? - Duration: 7:33.

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Samir Ahmed: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 7:59.

Samir Ahmed: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Samir Ahmed is a good Samaritan who accused police in Maryland of racially profiling him after he helped a neighbor get home.

Video shows police pin Ahmed, who is black, to a car and ask him if he had marijuana.

Police discovered a small amount of marijuana when they searched him and arrested him.

Ahmed accused police of racially profiling him, claiming that if he had "blue eyes" the marijuana "wouldn't even matter.

Here's what you need to know:.

Samir Ahmed Was Helping an Intoxicated Neighbor Get Home.

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Ahmed wrote on Instagram that he discovered an intoxicated man who had fallen down by his front yard.

"He was so drunk he could barely walk," Ahmed wrote.

"So I lifted him up and took him home," he wrote.

"While walking him home I asked why was he drinking so much, so early in the morning.

Unfortunately he was grieving the loss of his brother who passed away a few days ago.

I knocked on the door and made sure he got inside home safely then walked back home.

When i returned home i seen there where police men and firefighters outside my house.".

Police Mistook Samir Ahmed for 'Intoxicated' Man.

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According to Ahmed, an officer told him that they were called because someone was intoxicated and needed medical attention.

"Apparently before I had seen the drunk guy he was unconscious in somebodies lawn," he wrote.

"I explained how I carried him home, and showed my ID to prove that I lived on the residence.

After answering all there questions in a respectful manner, one the officers said 'I think you're the intoxicated one.' I was later arrested as seen my in the video but was never told what for till literally 3 hours later.".

Samir Ahmed Received a Citation for Marijuana Posession.

Video of the arrest shows Ahmed pinned against his sister's car.

Officers are seen repeatedly asking Ahmed if he had marijuana.

Officers who searched him discovered a small amount of marijuana.

Ahmed told HuffPost that he doesn't deny having marijuana but added that it "was such a small amount that I didn't even know I had it.".

According to WUSA, he received a citation for possessing a small amount of marijuana.

He is due in court in January to respond to the charges.

Samir Ahmed Accuses Police of Racial Profiling.

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Ahmed told HuffPost that "without a doubt" his "race played a factor" in the arrest.

"Because I know if I was blond with blue eyes it wouldn't have mattered," he said.

In the video, neighbors are heard yelling "he lives here, this is our neighbor.

"It was a man that was out here that was unconscious.

He helped the man," neighbors are heard shouting.

"The officer smelled an odor of marijuana coming from him," an officer is heard yelling.

Social Media Users Outraged After Video Goes Viral.

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The video went viral after it was shared by comedian D.L.

Hughley.

"Here we go AGAIN!!" Hughley wrote on Instagram as he reshared the post.

"This is unacceptable!" a local resident wrote.

"This is close to home so of course I am outraged.

Instead of believing an innocent civilian, they arrest him for doing absolutely nothing.

This is racially motivated.

There is no reasonable explanation why these officers are arresting this man.

Even the witnesses told the police this man is innocent.

These police officers fell into arrogance and ignorance.

They do not want to accept the truth and are too arrogant to admit they have made a mistake.

They must admit that this was a wrongful arrest and compensate this young man for terrorizing and interfering with his well being.".

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"Apparently helping an intoxicated person get home who was unconscious on your lawn is a crime," another woman wrote.

"Some police officers really have nothing useful to do with their time except terrorize POC in their own neighborhood.

Why does it take 4 cops to hold 1 innocent person who isnt resisting at all?".

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: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know.

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Wholesaling Real Estate | Hacks to Become a Cold Calling Expert! - Duration: 5:28.

if you're new to wholesaling or maybe you're feeling a little bit nervous

about making those cold calls to the motivated seller leads then keep

watching as I share with you a few very vital hacks to make you sound like an

expert to any homeowner lead. hey guys I'm Dara, real estate investor and

entrepreneur out of Atlanta Georgia and I'm gonna share with you a couple of

hacks that will make you sound like a pro on the phone. I did post two videos

recently about some cold calls that I've done and I got a comment asking for the

script that I use. now backing up a little bit, I have several scripts that I

use for the different types of homeowner leaves that I target whether that's a

probate, preforeclosure, absentee owner, and the list goes on and I got my script

from a mentor that I paid. so for that reason, I am more than happy to share a

script with anyone, but it'll have to come with a cost. so never fear this free

video is here. and in this video I'm gonna share some hacks because a wise

man once said if you teach a man how to fish, he eats forever, but if you give a man

a fish, he eats for one day. so the first hack to getting a "script"

for cold calls is to call a wholesaler.

"Oh my god, what? I didn't think of that Dara. So clever."

I've done it in the past and it was extremely unintentional, but what happened was I typed in we buy houses in my area

I clicked on some ads and some SEOs just to see what their landing page and

things like that were like. I filled in my information on a house that I was

actually trying to wholesale, because at this point, I was just trying to find

cash buyers. so again, I did come across some wholesalers and when they got on

the phone with me they're boom boom boom boom boom--running through their script

and then a light bulb went off in my head

and I was like hmm hmm. I like what he said to me. that's a good one

so I actually, after the phone call, jotted down all the questions

that he asked me and my responses just because I also took note of how he

overcame some of my objections, right? so that's genius call other wholesalers

and see what they asking you. and that's gonna be your script more or less and

then so that's one way I did it online. a free online search you're gonna

have thousands of different different wholesalers and investors and you can

call as many as you'd like to find out what it is that they're saying and I

think that you'll soon find a trend so from there you just compile the

questions that they asked you the ones that you like and that's your script

hello! and you can take it a step further and type in things like we buy houses

preforeclosure, we buy houses probate, we buy...and things like that so you have

specific investors and those specific niches niches and when you get on the

phone with them I'm sure they'll have their specific script for that type of

lead. so there's that. I'm not saying waste people's time if

you don't have a house of sale, but waste people's time I mean whatever. but it's

all about for your own benefit, your own education, and your own resourcefulness.

that's the whole theme of this video being resourceful. like I said you can do

a Google search and type in various phrases and keywords to find out how

people are vetting their own leads you can also, hack number two, same

situation but it's not behind a computer. when you're driving around and you see

the we buy house of signs, call those people and see what it is that they're

saying to you. there's your script. so, not trying to keep this any longer guys

that's the hack of a century; the hack on how to create your own cold call seller

lead script and you can thank me later. well there it is. I hope you guys

enjoyed, I hope you got something from this video, I hope now this opened your

mind to realize that there's other ways to go about getting information that you

need. also, bonus hack: whenever you get a call from-- a solicitation call from I

don't know insurance, anybody who's trying to sell you, something always stay

on the line with them. a lot of people are very quick to hang up

like ah, you're wasting my time. but no, if you're in this business which is a more

or less sales business, it would behoove you to stay on the phone with other

sales reps. figure out what they're saying although it may not pertain to

real estate, but start jabbing some objections their way

Start ducking what they have to offer you, you know? and then figure out how they

overcome your objections, and take notes. everything is a learning experience

when you're starting out, okay? even when you're not starting out you can be in it

for ten years and you're still learning from someone in some other industry. so

take that bonus hack and the other two hacks that I shared and run. and I hope

that you guys enjoyed this video, again, I hope that you learned something. if so,

comment below, like this video, share it, and subscribe to my channel. I'd love to

hear some other hacks that you come up with after you have been like, "oh why

didn't I think of that ?" alright guys see you in the next one

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Stephen Hillenburg Family: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 7:55.

Stephen Hillenburg Family: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Stephen Hillenburg, the creator of Nickelodeon's hit animated series Spongebob Squarepants, passed away at the age of 57.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, his cause of death was ALS, which he was diagnosed with in March 2017.

Hillenburg is survived by his wife of 20 years, Karen, and their son Clay.

Hillenburg earned 9 Emmy nominations for Spongebob, which has been airing new episodes since 1999.

Before Spongebob, TMZ reports that he got his start in the animated TV industry as a director and writer for Nickelodeon's Rocko's Modern Life.

In their statement confirming Hillenburg's death, Nickelodeon wrote "He was a beloved friend and long-time creative partner to everyone at Nickelodeon, and our hearts go out to his entire family.".

While they have not yet released an official statement on his passing, here's what you need to know about Stephen Hillenburg's family:.

He & Karen Were Active Philanthropists.

According to Inside Philanthropy, Stephen and Karen donated through the United Plankton Charitable Trust.

Their charity focuses on funding for arts & culture, education, and health and human services, especially in Southern California.

Some of their past grantees include "Armory Center for the Art, KCRW, LACMA, Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, Pasadena Art Alliance, and Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (SASSAS).".

Karen works actively with Planned Parenthood, and women's reproductive health is one of their "largest areas of grantmaking.

" In the 2014 Planned Parenthood Annual Report, Karen is listed on the Board of Directors.

The address listed to get in contact with their trust is:.

United Plankton Charitable Trust.

11400 W. Olympic Blvd., Ste. 590.

Los Angeles, CA 90064.

He Says He Got His Artistic Ability From His Grandmother.

In a "Big Pop Fun" interview for Nerdist, Hillenburg revealed that his father, Kelly N.

Hillenburg Jr., was a draftsman and part of the Apollo program in Anaheim California.

Nevertheless, he said his father did not draw as much as his grandmother on his mother's side of the family; he credits her with passing her art skills on to him.

His grandmother was a gifted painter, but did it mostly as a hobby, as "art school" was not as accessible of an opportunity when she was growing up.

She also made detailed crafts, including felt finger puppets and Christmas ornaments.

When she passed away, Hillenburg shared that "the one thing [he] wanted was any of her artwork," because his "strong connection" with her was through art.

He Named a Spongebob Character After His Wife.

In the Spongebob Spongebob show, Mr Krab's arch-nemesis Plankton's computer wife is named Karen.

She was named after Hillenburg's wife.

The character, one of the two main antagonists on the show, is known for her snarky responses to Plankton's idea and her superior plots to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula from the Krusty Krab (where Spongebob works as a fry cook).

According to IMDB, neither Karen nor Clay were credited as voicing any characters in the over 250-episode series; however, both have "Special Thanks" credits in the The Spongebob Squarepants Movie and season 3 episode 7 of the TV show (titled "As Seen on TV/Can You Spare a Dime").

Karen is a Chef at a Culinary School.

According to Inside Philanthropy, Karen teaches at the New School of Cooking, which has campuses in Pasadena and Culver City.

The New School offers diploma programs in culinary and pastry arts.

Of their faculty, the New School says that "The teachers at New School all have degrees from respected culinary schools and have worked in the field.

They are tested and trained and are committed to providing our students with the best education possible.".

His Son, Clay, Shares His Love of Music & Animation.

Clay, who is 20 years old, seems to have inherited his father's love and talent for animation.

He is credited on Fandom Wikia as a cartoonist, animator, director, producer, and writer.

While his upcoming projects are unconfirmed, the site alleges that he will be involved in upcoming projects for Nickelodeon and Discovery Family.

In a 2013 interview with The New York Times, Hillenburg shared that his son was a drummer, and that he enjoyed "jamming with [his] 14-year-old son" at home.

Though he claimed to play the guitar "horribly," he told the Times that "It's a great way to bond with each other.".

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Stephen Hillenburg Net Worth: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 7:32.

Stephen Hillenburg Net Worth: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

SpongeBob Creator Stephen Hillenburg attends Opening Night of Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical at Palace Theatre on December 4, 2017 in New York City.

SpongeBob SquarePants Creator Stephen Hillenburg died Monday of ALS.

He was 57.

Hillenburg's net worth was estimated to be around $120 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

Other estimates range from $110 to $90 million.

Here's everything you need to know about Hillenburg's net worth.

SpongeBob SquarePants is a $13 Billion Franchise.

According to The New York Times, as of 2017 SpongeBob SquarePants has generated over $13 billion in retail merchandise sales.

The show has been broadcast to more than 200 countries.

In 2009, the 10th anniversary of the show, Advertising Age reported that the SpongeBob franchise makes $8 billion dollars a year for Nickelodeon, with more than 700 license partners worldwide.

The show attracted $813 million in advertising revenue from 2004 to 2008 according to the publication.

While it debuted to middling ratings, within a year the show had soared past Nickelodeon's previous top ratings earner Rugrats, the publication reported.

Both SpongeBob Movies Made Over $100 Million.

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie released on November 19, 2004 and made over $140 million in the box office worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo.

Hillenburg was the director of the movie.

The second movie, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, grossed over $325 million worldwide, according to the website.

Hillenburg worked as the co-writer and executive producer.

Hillenburg Died of ALS.

In March of 2017, Hillenburg was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS, according to Variety.

In a statement shared with the publication, Hillenburg said that he will continue to work on SpongeBob SquarePants and his other projects despite the diagnosis.

"[Hillenburg] was a beloved friend and long-time creative partner to everyone at Nickelodeon, and our hearts go out to his entire family," said Nickelodeon in a statement sent to Variety.

Hillenburg Was a Marine Biology Teacher Before SpongeBob.

Hillenburg earned a bachelor's degree in Natural Resource Planning and Interpretation with an emphasis on marine resources from Humboldt State University in 1984, according to Variety.

He then started teaching marine biology at the Orange County Ocean Institute (then known as the Marine Institute).

While working at the institute, he drew on his love of art to create a comic book known as "Intertidal Zone" to use as a teaching tool, according to Hogan's Alley.

The comic featured a character known as Bob the Sponge, the earliest predecessor to SpongeBob.

Hillenburg then attended the California Institute of Arts in 1987, according to Variety.

He graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in 1992.

He won an award for his animated short "Wormholes" the same year.

Then he was brought on board as writer and director on Nickelodeon's Rocko's Modern Life from 1993 to 1996.

Then on May 1, 1999 he debuted the very first episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.

He's Won Many Awards Throughout His Career.

In 2010, Hillenburg along with SpongeBob SquarePants Executive Producer Paul Tibbitt and Line Producer Dina Buteyn won a Daytime Emmy award for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program, according to IMDB.

In 2018, he and Supervising Producers Marc Ceccarelli and Vincent Waller and Producer Jennie Monica won another Daytime Emmy award for Outstanding Children's Animated Series.

He's also been nominated for nine Primetime Emmy awards for his work on SpongeBob.

In 2018, he won the Winsor McCay Award from the Annie Awards.

The award is given out in recognition of excellent lifetime or career contributions to animation, according to the official Annie Award website.

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Billy The Poet: Denver Loft Sessions 0522 - Duration: 27:31.

we're Billy the Poet here on the Denver lob sessions right here right now

silly men that's basically about drinking and fighting and having a good

time and it's about all those things being a mistake and it's kind of a

warning don't be a silly man this is a story about some silly man

how this helps you to understand so you don't and a black

let this be a warning not the batter father you can't you take

went down to the river sat on the reverse side

beside me so a man who talked about and saw a car to ravage India

went down like a hooker him get down the head of my fist

sighs I checking any of this

the story of city man needs to be ow

Oh she'll soon abundance - you know date that means

there has to be a warning bottom of your pan too damn saw you

when I dancing with my lady one night when some fella got touchy with her

take the rock girl cuz this girl get back well I didn't have to say a word

she's got a mild right across the jaw and took the food but I bitch speed

within a couple cheap this is the story of some city man to

beat all

shooter understands you know that bitch let this be a woman that's about a

father you came true take the day

he's known right from the start

the only of all please

who you are

not myself they're deep in a bottle after many days of heavy rain show

cowboy said he wanted to battle so I did just what you think and those knows em a

bunch of bold I reached back taking swing when he came down so hard I look

like a clown that's a bit my high school

well this is a story of substance to be I hope so Sudha understands you know bad

things let this be a warning that's the battle

father you can choose if you fail to take the day

my name is Alex Jones but I'm referred to as dr. Jones by the people of this

band I play bass lay down the low end and yeah I'm from Denver Colorado I'm

Eric Jacobson I'm from Boulder Colorado and I play the drums

I'm Sean Waldrop I play guitar I'm from Erie Colorado my name is Jay I'm from

all over there I play rhythm guitar and write the songs for the band but most

people call me Billy my guitar an amp my grandmother bought for my father in 1957

so when I started playing the guitar I went and dug it up out of a closet that

had been sitting in for 40 years

we'll always had instruments growing up just around the house none of my family

could play but they liked the way it looked

hanging on the wall so I was the curious odd they're picking him up the wall and

figuring it out listening to music with my my two older brothers and going

through the oldies like Led Zeppelin and Rush and getting involved that way I got

a guitar when I was six my mom bought it for my birthday and it was kind of

guitar every day since I remember going to my parents bringing me to Jerry Lee

Lewis concerts and my brother bringing me to Naughty by Nature concert so it

was all over the place

the best memory that I have was whenever I was about 12 years old my dad gave me

a good set of headphones and a copy of Dark Side of the Moon and said pay

attention I don't remember which album but was but it was a Hendrix tape and I

think I wore it until it busted I remember going to record town in the

town I lived in and I bought the single for Biz Markie just a friend you say

she's just a friend it's a terrible song but I went to go buy it with my own

money and the kid behind the counter asked my mother if she had ever heard

the song because it was such a terrible song he was a he was a music snob and he

said and no musical merit so he actually took it out of the package and played it

for her in the store so she could hear it to know how bad I was like 10 years

old and she said whatever he saved up his own money let him go it wants

seems like every mile further rocket your miles behind slide sure she's

smoking these friends that I find either right and the real said

I killed a man once just to see him down

Trinity am I not sleep through these tears I cried

sure my bed with Iman said I'm Carrie laughing man if you enjoy the arts which

are a big part of civic life and stay informed on other civic things by

watching award-winning local TV programs and City Council meetings live and

on-demand everyday on Denver 18 when you're at Red Rocks for a hike or a

concert did you know you can do your part to keep one of Denver's favorite

parks clean Friends of Red Rocks was a large volunteer organization that cleans

up the park monthly and during shows they do their cleanup thing on the last

Saturday of each month and meet in the South law go online for more info and

remember when you're at the rocks this year parting at shake down Street in the

south lot we're tossing a football bumping the bass in the north

please pick up after yourself

oh that's uh it's kurt vonnegut reference it's a character in a Kurt

Vonnegut book there's a book called welcome to the monkey house and that's

on you got it you got you know what that's all you get you're gonna have to

read the book and then you'll figure it out

so shit go there I packed a cockpit and try to chill man who like I'm the only

one who saw them fuck I'm on the run you know you don't know what I've seen made

nightmares from my dreams we all have votes of which way to run

you don't feel you're very tense as you opt out window

we all know your braids and spit and study it ain't a fucking shoot

just can't understand how you did go there on Atlanta whip those behind your

closet I got ball coins and I will ever show we're doing this and that and that

and this so I cannot dismiss all of the things you see you

we all know you're British where is daddy

it ain't about

I want to do this job new this time we stopped at it what's your work until a

man come and take it away now she does not like to play so I made

up my mind show her back good time with the faster

that's gone away down the way you can I see what's under your nose oh hell no

this time you're walking straight do you want look get back can't seem to move

and now you're falling in a flash don't know if y'all can hit a ball down just

feels like you're falling to you babe that's when you just pick yourself up

get on yo

the pass up there on our shelf goes it's another day

in about you

man to do what you're supposed to do so far so good I feel like it's a really

tight-knit community whenever and and very welcoming to new people and it's

it's been a good time so far it's been fun I've been playing in it for a couple

years now small bars and stuff it's very welcoming you know what I love about it

the most is that it's all different genres and different kinds of people in

different things you know when I was growing up if you went to a country show

there were hardly any people of color if you went to a hip-hop show I was the one

white guy there so here in Denver right now it's like there's all kinds of music

all kinds of people and everybody for the most part gets along with each other

and is open to each other it's friendly it's very friendly plus everywhere you

go the entire metro there's there's a show going seven nights a week so

without the chaos or hierarchy of Austin or Nashville

whiskey God warned ladies turn cold

I'm out the door I'm back on

we say it's I've seen a lot of the day they're my dreams under the weight of my

pain

whiskey got water ladies turn cold

my ways a bad way trusty old prayer

I'd say what'd you say I'm just in the way

never been the promote shuttling down more the gotta be out rambling a around

on the highway is a bad way trust your friend

I feel don't sell they're closing in

they're from the depths and violence and shit

clothes on my heels bad darkness on the night I come here to kill but I ain't

goin without is fine like I feel those hell him

close

riding the rails since I was just all

comfortable with failure the absence of joy

seems like every mile further rocket you're miles behind so I'm sure she's

smoking these friends and I find a variety of the real said

I was just

I killed a man once just to see him down

Trinity am I not sleep through these tears I cry share my bed with demons

that I'm Carrie laughing tripping over my future cuz I can't stop looking bad

man

whiskey I want the babies turn home

I'm out the door I'm back on the pump since I've seen the light of a day

hey my dreams under the weight of my faith

whiskey got one lady's turn

it's a blast it's a lot of fun we get a lot of creative freedom even though it

is you know the the concentration and the idea is already there but we pretty

much get to play exactly what we want to play as long as it sounds good so I've

had a lot of fun and they give me a lot of room to jump around the stage so yeah

there's been a fun band to play in the vision for this band has been very

focused the songwriter Jay has a lot of a lot of song original songs and it's

been it's been a unique style for me to play in this band chaos I'm always

getting in trouble for being late so

don't even check me out

when you're at Red Rocks for a hike or a concert did you know you can do your

part to keep one of Denver's favorite parks clean Friends of Red Rocks was a

large volunteer organization that cleans up the park monthly and during shows

they do their cleanup thing on the last Saturday of each month and meet in the

soft loft go online for more info and remember

when you're at the rocks this year parting a shakedown Street in the soft

lot or tossing a football bumping the bass in the north

please pick up after yourself if you enjoy the Arts which are a big part of

civic life and stay informed on other civic things by watching award-winning

local TV programs and City Council meetings live and on-demand every day on

Denver ATV

I just got told that I look like Jonah Hill so Jonah Hill would play me Oh

James Franco yeah Denzel Washington we have the same but Ed Sheeran

I'll be waiting all night long for your favorite song to come out

got the nerve a took a chain when I tried you bye y'all hang to the dance

floor

it's flower

shit fuck shit fuck me Oh ooh

well fuck me

space between us girls layer saying layers and I feel your breath

there's a gas

poorly and close I feel your heart beating through our

shake fuck me I'm talking Prezi

a phony member check for me ow I do

we feel like we're the only two people in this game

I said it feels like we're the only two people in this place

when it feels like we're the only two people

I said it feels like we're the away to be both

I've got you

shake

not long for your favorite song to come out

- come on

we start drinking

singer/songwriter Kyle Allgood delivers his honest straightforward country sound

surrounded by some of the best musicians in Colorado the no-goods

don't miss Kyle all good in the no-goods on the next Denver lobster

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