Tom in RI

Diane Rehm Terry Gross Linda Wertheimer Linda Lovelace Jimmy Lovelace Preston Love

Moe Larry Curley

Gladys Knight Morris Day Anson Weeks

Here's a poster a friend picked up for me while on a trip to Europe in 1977.

Lil Armstrong Li'l Abner Lilian Gish

I have only 4-5 of these, but the ones I have I am very happy with. Typically picking up material haven't seen available anywhere else. I seem to remember comments to the effect that the sound quality has gotten better in later issues. If there was a store near me that stocked 'em I am sure I'd have quit a few more.

The Bey Sisters The Nicholas Brothers The Dean Sisters Dean Chance Junior Mance Stanley Dance

Ethel Ennis Ethel Merman Pee Wee Herman

The Red Sox made a push for Puckett as a free agent at one point but he only used Boston as leverage with The Twins. Would have loved to have him in Beantown. Having said that I respect that he stayed in Minnesota even though he likely could have squeezed out more money in Boston or elsewhere.

The Blair Witch The Wicked Witch of the East Glinda

Pearl Bailey Bailey Howell Thurston Howell III

Lou "The Toe" Groza Johnny "Wad" Holmes David "Fathead" Newman

Sonny Igoe Hugo Montenegro Montego Joe

Dollar Brand Steve Million Fifty Cent

Dick Van Dyke Van Dyke Parks Brad Park

Tony Conigliaro Rico Petrocelli Dom Dimaggio

Local Yokel Yo Mama Yo-yo Ma

Wade Boggs Kermit the Frog Ben Webster

Tree Rollins Digger Phelps Johnny Appleseed

John Hancock Jane Blalock John Fedchock

The Travelocity Gnome Triumph the Insult Dog Sid Finch

Esteban Gloria Estefan Esquival

MediaFace is a program for labelling from Neato. Its available at the Neato website. I have had a version for maybe 4-5 years or so. My siblings don't like it but I have been able to get pretty good results. Don't know what it costs currently, I got a disc for free when I 1st got it, I think they were counting on people buying their perforated paper to go with. While I have tried the perforated paper, I couldn't get the printer to align as closely as would like.

I played around with MediaFace today just to see if I could get printing on the spine of a slimline, and I was able to. One of the nice things about MediaFace is that you don't need to purchase perforated paper to print on. You can make a Test Print which will print only the outline of the insert you are making, then you can put that back into the printer to make your final copy. The outline shows you where to cut.

If by "young person" you mean 49... then yes.