John Kays

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John Kays identifies timeless remnants from our past that will endure, or be admired by future generations.

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‘NORMAL’ Is A Good Word that Describes Terri Moulton Horman!

A fairly normal character portrait of Terri Moulton Horman emerges with last Thursday's comprehensive article in The Oregonian.

Welch and McCluskey Are Not like Our Folk Heroes, Bonnie and Clyde

As I soaked in the news this morning of yesterday's capture of Arizona prison escapee, John McCluskey and his romantic, blood-relative of a sidekick, Casslyn Mae Welch, I made reluctant comparisons with the violent May 23, 1934 demise of legendary

Why Are DeDe Spicher and Terri Horman Condemned in the Court of Public Opinion?

A majority of people have already condemned these two ladies in the court of public opinion, but there is not one speck, not one iota, of evidence that shows they did anything wrong.

Strumming ‘The Last Waltz’ On The Kyron Horman Investigation!

Similarly, investigators in Portland, Oregon are playing their Last Waltz in terms of an attempt at solving the bewildering Kyron Horman missing person's case.

‘I’m On the Top of the World’-Six Matchless Carpenters’ Classics!

I culled this down to six tracks to write about, as I felt as if these six cuts were the Carpenters' absolute pinnacle of achievement. Furthermore, I chose these six because of the beaucoup bullion of personal memories they seemingly conjure up.

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He Bought a Rescue Ship Before He Built a Dating App

An anti-racism clothing label. A converted fishing boat that took 104 people off a sinking dinghy. A DJ career. And now an app for gay and queer men, run out of Amsterdam. Benjamin Hartmann's history does not run in a straight line, and the thing that runs through it is a willingness to lose money on purpose.

Why Renting a Car Changes Your Crash Risk and Insurance Exposure

A decade ago, a rental car was a rental car. You adjusted the mirrors, hunted for the wipers, and drove off in something close to what you already owned. The dashboard had gauges. The turn signal was on the left, the transmission was a leve
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