"Dave" wrote in message
m...

I believe the government should fund the **** out of medical research.

Letting the government be part of it is a sure way of not finding cures...
the government puts on so many restrictions that nothing gets done.

Good to see your post about donating in honor of Steve Goodman. He often doesn't get his due. You might be interested in my 800-page biography, "Steve Goodman: Facing the Music." The book delves deeply into how his leukemia and awareness of mortality crucially impacted his stellar music.

You can find out more at my Internet site (below). Amazingly, the book's first printing sold out in just eight months, all 5,000 copies, and a second printing of 5,000 is available now. The second printing includes hundreds of little updates and additions, including 30 more photos for a total of 575. To order a second-printing copy, see the "online store" page of my site. Just trying to spread word about the book. Feel free to do the same!

Clay Eals
1728 California Ave. S.W. #301
Seattle, WA 98116-1958

(206) 935-7515
(206) 484-8008

http://www.clayeals.com

Clay Eals wrote:

dxAce;627656 Wrote:
I personally donated $200 in memory of my
friend Steve Goodman (thanks for the music, Steve).
dxAce
Michigan
USA

Good to see your post about donating in honor of Steve Goodman. He
often doesn't get his due. You might be interested in my 800-page
biography, "Steve Goodman: Facing the Music." The book delves deeply
into how his leukemia and awareness of mortality crucially impacted his
stellar music.

You can find out more at my Internet site (below).


Man, they're coming out of the wood work...

*MY* 1200 page book, The Ace, Goodman and Me: Farcing the Music, is due
out next month.

The book is an in depth study concerning Steve Goodman's drunken
associates in Holland MI. and their on going battle with alcohol and
substance abuse. It's a heartbreaking story of hopelessness, ineptitude
and stupidity..sure to delight all ages.




mike

I can and I will donate some money.
cuhulin

m II wrote:

Clay Eals wrote:

dxAce;627656 Wrote:
I personally donated $200 in memory of my
friend Steve Goodman (thanks for the music, Steve).
dxAce
Michigan
USA

Good to see your post about donating in honor of Steve Goodman. He
often doesn't get his due. You might be interested in my 800-page
biography, "Steve Goodman: Facing the Music." The book delves deeply
into how his leukemia and awareness of mortality crucially impacted his
stellar music.

You can find out more at my Internet site (below).

Man, they're coming out of the wood work...

Jackasses like you always do... you are one sick MF'er.



*MY* 1200 page book, The Ace, Goodman and Me: Farcing the Music, is due
out next month.

The book is an in depth study concerning Steve Goodman's drunken
associates in Holland MI. and their on going battle with alcohol and
substance abuse. It's a heartbreaking story of hopelessness, ineptitude
and stupidity..sure to delight all ages.

mike

dxAce wrote:

Man, they're coming out of the wood work...

Jackasses like you always do... you are one sick MF'er.


Making nasty cracks about my dead mother didn't seem you to bother you,
Idiot.

Drop dead, Lare.




mike

m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Man, they're coming out of the wood work...

Jackasses like you always do... you are one sick MF'er.

Making nasty cracks about my dead mother didn't seem you to bother you,
Idiot.

Drop dead, Lare.

As I recall, you brought those comments on yourself.

On Apr 22, 7:02*am, m II wrote:
dxAce wrote:
Man, they're coming out of the wood work...

Jackasses like you always do... you are one sick MF'er.

- Making nasty cracks about my dead mother
- didn't seem you to bother you, Idiot.
-
- Drop dead, Lare.
-
- mike

Mike - OK in the Interest of Fairness and Balance :
Tell us Three Great and Wonderful Things/Qualities
about your Dear Mother. ~ RHF

m II wrote:

RHF wrote:

Mike - OK in the Interest of Fairness and Balance :
Tell us Three Great and Wonderful Things/Qualities
about your Dear Mother. ~ RHF

Her virtues have nothing to do with anyone here and that is as it should
be. Whatever donations I may or may not have made in her name are also
no one's business but mine. We aren't on this earth to get points from
advertising our good deeds.

I hate retards who try to get mileage from the passing of anyone with
talent. It's like they want a chunk of the greatness of the deceased by
being associated with them in even the slightest way.

If it isn't a piece of fame, then they are after money. The world is
full of the "Hey, it's too bad about XXXXXX, he was sure under
appreciated, but have you seen my book/tape/cd/pictures?"

If these pricks actually liked the dearly departed, they'd be giving the
books away at cost AND making anonymous donations instead of advertising
it all over globe.

I'm sure Hell has a special place for these leeches and hangers on.
Sadly, there's never any shortage of the wanna-bees riding the coattails
of the talented, whether alive or dead. It's a lot harder to shake the
barnacles after you're dead, though.

With your permission, this will be the last posting I make on this topic.

Good, because my original intent was certainly not to draw attention to myself,
only to tell others about the effort.

I then offered a challenge to others to try to make a difference.

I failed, and for that I feel bad.

I'm truly sorry If I offended you or others.

On Apr 22, 8:29*am, m II wrote:
RHF wrote:
Mike - OK in the Interest of Fairness and Balance :
Tell us Three Great and Wonderful Things/Qualities
about your Dear Mother. ~ RHF

Her virtues have nothing to do with anyone here and that is as it should
be. Whatever donations I may or may not have made in her name are also
no one's business but mine. We aren't on this earth to get points from
advertising our good deeds.

I hate retards who try to get mileage from the passing of anyone with
talent. It's like they want a chunk of the greatness of the deceased by
being associated with them in even the slightest way.

If it isn't a piece of fame, then they are after money. The world is
full of the "Hey, it's too bad about XXXXXX, he was sure under
appreciated, but have you seen my book/tape/cd/pictures?"

If these pricks actually liked the dearly departed, they'd be giving the
books away at cost AND making anonymous donations instead of advertising
it all over globe.

I'm sure Hell has a special place for these leeches and hangers on.
Sadly, there's never any shortage of the wanna-bees riding the coattails
of the talented, whether alive or dead. *It's a lot harder to shake the
barnacles after you're dead, though.

With your permission, this will be the last posting I make on this topic.

mike

Mike - Here are Three Great and Wonderful
Things/Qualities about My Dear Mother. ~ RHF

She Loved to Garden and often Sung when She do so.

She Loved to Cook and often Talked when She do so.

She Always had a Smile; a Hug and a Kind Word for Me.

mom - thanks for the love and the memories
be with god eternally - amen ~ RHF