Gather around the computer campfire once again, because Ol' Case has some more Scattershooting just for you. It's the first one of Two Zero, Two Zero and the first of this new decade. My, this feels like breaking in some new boots. You've got to walk around a bit to get the real feel.

Come on in with me, and let's do some computer berry-picking as we go here and there. If you've been with me before in these visits, then you certainly know how much here and there...

I drifted into this group's music because a song played on an album-oriented rock station. And it helps, to a degree, when you have your high school classmates listening to it.

Over a period of time, I'd hear different songs from the group Rush, a Canadian-based power rock band. Three decades ago, they were part of the mainstream of album rock, and their songs would later turn up in the classic rock format that you can still hear in a number of markets throughout...

I don’t think so. I am very passionate about those issues. I can only fall in love with men I can admire. I need that intellectual connection to build chemistry and trust. No way to do that with someone who is against my core values

My brother-in-law used to subscribe to The Civil War Times magazine and he would give me issues after he read them.
I would read them in bed at night to help me sleep and then toss them under the bed. A few years later I found a couple of bundles of magazines about the wild west in a paper recycling dumpster and brought them home.
I kept the stacks near my bed and after reading each one would toss them under the bed as well.

One night I was lying in bed reading one when...

[B]“The Wolf of Wall Street,’ Omar Abdulla sees[/B]
[B] new insights on investments[/B]
[B]Into South Africa…??[/B]
by Zakiyyah Kolia
(1 February 2020-Reuters) “The Wolf of Wall Street,’
Mr. Omar Abdulla
is said to
watch market shares closely and noted that oil prices
will drop within the current year,
the stronger South African Rand, and dollar strength in 2020.
‘Our group normally hedges investments into companies...