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Buying a home? Did you buy title insurance?
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Dennis DuPerault The automobile has become a way of life. It is an expression of liberty and freedom. Test drives are like ge ng cheese on a toothpick at a supermarket. Do it! Domes c vehicles are taking it on the chin, unfairly. The
Things to think about! domes c vehicle of today is not your father’s car. The quality has dras cally improved and the technology is advanced. Listen to Janice Herrmsen and Dennis DuPerault on What’s the Story? Radio Show airing on KCKQ, 1180 AM, a Lotus Radio Sta on. Dennis DuPerault, author of Auto Emotions 101 and co‐host on What’s the Story?® loves to talk about cars. His column will provide tips and tricks and multi‐faceted information. He might mix it up a little, but you can ask him anything you want about cars.
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Poetic stories
Trust to God
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Brian T. Shirley Here are a few Poe c Stories that I wrote awhile back. The Long‐Haired Guy from Chicago The bus was late but he couldn't wait so he extended his thumb into the air Thirty minutes was heavy But up pulled a Chevy He got in and pulled back his hair The conversa on was long and the engine was strong now all he need do is decide where to go His life parallels the road But it's never too big a load He's the long haired guy from Chicago The Game It had been years since I saw Frank he was a bit heavier, but his eyes were just the same We nodded "Hello, how are you?" grabbed a table in the back and se led into our game I ra led off the names of seventeen women explaining my adventures with each and everyone Frank sipped his beer, drew a sigh reached into his pocket and pulled out a gun
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Poetic stories He spoke " If my tale of one woman doesn't overwhelm you You can take this gun and end my days." "Or if you can't believe the words I'm about to deliver, once again, this gun will lead the way" He con nued "She and I talked for days, we laughed for weeks, for months we held, our love knew no fears." "But the most intense part of our souls merging was not leaving the bedroom for nearly two years" I grabbed the gun, shot Frank twice and ran out of the bar as he was dying I figured I would find this incredible woman for myself or good ole Frank was lying!!
Brian is an author, former radio host, comedian and philosopher. He has been in the comedy business for over 20 years in Canada, the U.S. and the Bahamas. He lives in Charleston, South Carolina. In the past few years, he went to Japan to entertain the U.S. Marine Corp where he opened for headliner Jackie Fabulous, a stand‐up comedian herself. To book Brian, Contact him via his Facebook page: h ps://www.facebook.com/ brian.t.shirley.5?fref=ts Copyright, 2015‐2016, LeRue Press. No part of this publica on may be copied or reprinted without permission from LeRue Press (LRP).
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Trust to God
“Walk the Turtle”
of our in mate self is to love. To iden fy a personal understanding of who you are is part of the journey we each undertake by connec ng the complexi es of mind, body Close your eyes and walk the turtle with gratefulness of each moment, we each share the desires to achieve and soul. pa ence and give complete trust to God. As we observe those we love become tormented into self‐ Mike Aloia is a father of two daughters and a proud destruc on, these moments create deep feelings of grandfather. He is 50 years old and lives in Jacksonville, Florida. Mike is helplessness that enters our hearts. mul ‐talented: a cartoonist, comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, We learn as we search for solu ons and reasons why, to witness a constant momentum of change, allowing the season to wither as it runs its course. A peace inside emerges as our thoughts become humbled by the grace of strength found inside our faith, pa erns of flames le behind remain warm.
columnist, and the CEO of American Hearts Radio, LLC Entertainment Network. He has experience in web TV, radio entertainment produc on, ar st management, and other aspects of entertainment. His column “Walk the Turtle” are his thoughts on slowing down, taking it easy, and enjoying life. Mike's work can be found in the following places: www.americanheartsradio.com www.facebook.com/americanheartsradio www.harmonybooking.com
Compassion begins to intertwine among the threads of our geometries of light and spirit as we give our me and care to someone empty and lost. We each experience different insight and perspec ves, yet we are connected by the touch of the prac cal wisdom of frail es in humanity and life. A simple smile on the outside can cover the depths of pain and guilt hidden inside the core of our being, sanc fica on
In Black & White: The story of Floyd sneed Late 2016 release of Classic Drummer Hall of Fame and Pop Music Hall of Fame inductee (Three Dog Night), Floyd Sneed. In Black & White is a wi y, entertaining and insigh ul book full of stories told by original Three Dog Night drummer, Floyd Sneed with perspec ves from people who know him . How he took his crea vity to another level with his own personal imagery that is joyful and inspired by his sense of humor. Published by LeRue Press, LLC. Follow Floyd on Twitter @FloydSneedDrums
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Marshall Mint coming to the Reno Town Mall The Marshall Mint, currently in Virginia City, Nevada is going to have a new home. It is reloca ng to the Reno Town Mall, 4001 South Virginia Street in Reno. The planned opening is for October, 2016. “The Marshall Mint began min ng opera ons in, Virginia City, Nevada, in 1991 to offer a quality of jewelry and "proof like" minted product rarely found today by the public.” They feature a full line of “gold and silver medallions, nuggets, collector coins and currency, bullion, jewelry, and a world‐class mineral and gem museum. In addi on, thanks to the Rob Rothe Family, and the new mall manager, Eilish Boisvert, a "Town Hall" style mee ng area for groups ranging from poli cal to service clubs will be available. World Ma ers Inc., doing business as America Ma ers Media is planning to move next to the brand new coffee shop and deli, Silver State Coffee Shop and Deli. Organiza ons will be able to schedule their mee ngs, and in some cases, air their mee ng on 1180 am, KCKQ, a Lotus Radio Sta on at the same me. For informa on about the Marshall Mint reloca on or mall placement, please contact either Eilish at 775‐332‐7315, check out www.RenoTownMall.com or call Eddie Floyd at 775‐384‐4444.
A Reluctant Spirit by Kathleen Berry WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GHOSTS CONFRONT A RELIGIOUSLY NARROW SKEPTIC? In this true story, Kathy Berry joins a TV news crew and paranormal investigators as the team’s impartial observer. Their first stop: central Nevada’s fabled Goldfield Hotel. This 12‐hour, overnight odyssey in the long shuttered, four‐ story hotel pulverizes her beliefs that the paranormal is evil or figments of the weak‐minded. Available at LeRue Press and online at amazon.com.
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If a train leaves Boston, does it ever reach its final destination, or is it bound to roll onward to hell for eternity? Jonas Dumar is about to find out. Not trusting his lawyer to get him acquitted of the murder charge he faces, Jonas decides to run, taking his dog to flee the country on an old fishing boat under an assumed identity. But Jonas Dumar has problems, and a murder accusation is simply one of the many troubles that plague him. Available at LeRue Press and online at amazon.com.
The heart‐and‐guts career of a California firefighter whose good days saw children saved and bad days saw loved ones lost. In this sometimes humorous, sometimes heartrending memoir, Ashby rises from lowly recruit at Pasadena to battalion chief with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. He recounts with authentic detail the horrific incidents that firefighters encounter. More revealing is how Ashby coped psychologically during grueling 56‐hour workweeks. He describes a mental filing cabinet where he stashed the terrible things I’ve seen that would otherwise scar my soul. Available at LeRue Press and online at amazon.com.
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Richard G. Pugh I spent over an hour listening to CDs of my favorite ar sts… and really got confused when no ma er what I did I could not get their ‘flip side’ songs to play. My eight track machine can now play two or more songs at the same me. What‘s up with that? I asked this strange person named “Siri….How can I learn to play a digeridoo and she told me to “Shut up”! Undaunted by that comment I asked her for some more advice. “Siri, where can I buy my wife a new bathing suit? The last one I bought her has a hole in the knee”? Same response….”Oh, Just shut up!” I ran across some interes ng new words recently and thought I’d try them out. I told a lady at a cocktail party, “You look absolutely porcine tonight and I’d bet you dance bovinely!” I remember she smiled and thanked me! Only a er I got home and looked up that pair of well inten oned ‘compliments’ did I realize I had told her she looked like a pig and she would probably dance like a cow. I went to an Aces ball game last week and no ced this foul ball kept ge ng bigger….then it hit me! When I was a kid my teacher asked me to draw a ring on the black board. I asked, “Do you want a round one?” She
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April Voytko Kempler Pine nuts are pricey because they are handpicked. But if you happen to visit the Virginia City Highlands, Nevada then you can go out and pick your own pine nuts and save money. According to Reno resident Kathy D. in late September or early October, after the first freeze, the pine cones from the Pinion Pine tree release tiny nuts nestled inside its scales. Each year Kathy drives to the Highlands with her granddaughter and hunts for pine nuts. Kathy warns that mountain lions searching for wild horses as prey are frequently roaming the area, so she recommends keeping a careful eye on the terrain. The Pinion Pine (Pinus pinea) is a stocky pine tree, scrubby and flatShelled Pine Nuts topped it might be confused for a bush rather than a tree. But, the tiny nut it bears makes the Pinion Pine a valuable tree to seek. Once the pine cones are gathered and the brown seeds are picked out, put them in a pot of salted, boiling water for a minute, just enough to blanch. Then place them on a paper towel to dry.
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Pine nut hunting in the Virginia City Highlands Inside the hard brown shell lays the creamy pine nut kernel. In one season up to twenty-pounds of pine nuts can be yielded. Another Reno resident, Katherine N. whose husband studied to be a forest ranger, said, “Pine nuts are one of the most nutritious nuts you can eat. If you were stranded in the woods somewhere, pine nuts would be the perfect food.” Pine nuts are high in the good kind of fat, antioxidants, and fiber. They also help decrease the appetite. Why not try hunting pine nuts yourself? Along the way you might catch a glimpse of the shy bobcat or, view a herd of Nevada’s magnificent wild horses. Paul Goyette A na ve Californian, April Kempler was raised in beau ful downtown Burbank. April currently resides in her "adopted" city of Reno, Nevada. April Kempler's first book en tled The Altered I, is a first‐person narra ve about her father‐in‐law's experiences as a Holocaust survivor. April is an avid reader, a habit she picked up as a child. Instead of playing with the other kids, she could be found with her nose in a book.
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Mitch Smith, PT, DPT, CWC Is your freedom restricted by pain? Freedom is what this na on hangs its hat on. We celebrate it every year. We all desire freedom to live the life we want. However, sadly our freedom to truly do what we desire is o en restricted by our health. Among our health concerns, nothing is restric ng Americans more than pain. Sure we all experience pain, but tens of millions of us are actually living in pain. According to the American Academy of Pain Medicine, chronic pain affects near 100 million people na onwide. That is more than heart disease, stroke, cancer, and diabetes combined!
Are you or a loved one currently experiencing persistent or recurring pain? It could be in your back, knees, hips, shoulders, neck, or all over. It could be from arthri s, fibromyalgia, an injury, or a poorly condi oned body. But the pain is likely restric ng your freedom to do the things you love or spend quality me with others. Chronic pain is o en misunderstood and mistreated. This is because of its complexity. New models of pain are arising that tell us pain is an individually unique experience and affected by body, mind, and lifestyle factors. Understanding this whole‐picture explana on of pain is causing a small minority of health care professionals to take a new approach to managing it.
Through this approach, you learn to calm your pain and get back to doing the things you love. You regain power to heal through educa on about how pain actually works. You are given techniques to then decrease your pain sensi vity. You gradually learn important and enjoyable movements again. You examine lifestyle factors contribu ng to your pain and develop strategies to change them. This finally puts YOU back in control! The answer to true recovery is not in the hands of any provider or so‐called healer. It lies within you. It is your pain, your body, your mind, and your life. You can and should take back control of it! You can become your own healer. You can have your freedom back. If you want to learn more about the science of pain and healing using this model known as "bio‐psycho‐ social", I will be teaching a FREE introductory course on Thursday, September 29th at 5:30 pm at 1055 W Moana Ln, #204 (behind Nevada State Bank). You can also receive a FREE report that answers common pain concerns by subscribing to my blog, wellnessisfreedom.com. Feel free to ask me any ques ons there. Together, we can change our na on in pain! Mitch Smith is a licensed physical therapist with a Doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) from the University of Nevada – Las Vegas. He is also a Cer fied Wellness Coach (CWC) through the Catalyst Coaching Ins tute. His professional passion and con nuing training are focused on successful aging, mindful movement, whole‐person wellness, behavioral change, manual (hands‐on) therapy, and therapeu c pain educa on. He par cularly finds joy in mo va ng and assis ng others to make healthy changes and reach personal goals. It is his vision to have a healthier and happier community and eventual world through quality wellness and body movement educa on. When Mitch isn’t trea ng pa ents, researching wellness, or thinking of ways to change the world, he cherishes me spent with family and enjoys the outdoors, art, music, and basketball. You can reach him at www.wellnessisfreedom.com
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reason tle insurance was created. Title companies perform a search on your property to determine if there may have been fraud, forgeries, mistakes in the record, liens, easements, rights of way and other rights or even undisclosed heirs. These are commonly known as tle defects. Problems are then fixed or “cured”, o en without the knowledge of the consumer or lender. Title insurance is a “contract in which the tle insurance company…protects against future losses resul ng from defects in the tle to real property that exist at the me of purchase but are unknown or undisclosed.” Of course, there is a cost involved. The good news? You only pay the premium once for the life of the loan. It is important to note that you are not buying homeowners insurance. Title insurance
protects you from future losses but for events that have already happened. If you are buying or refinancing your home and borrowing money to do it, your lender will probably require tle insurance. When your loan officer receives condi ons or terms of closing, tle insurance will undoubtedly be one of those condi ons. Tomi Fra o, a loan officer at Interna onal City Mortgage in Reno, NV, tells her clients the story about a friend she knows that found, when building a fence on their property, that they had the wrong lot numbers! The tle company insured the wrong property because of the error in lot numbers. Despite the mistake, tle insurance protected the homeowner and the error was corrected (cured). In Nevada, you have a choice of tle agencies. Although your real estate agent or loan officer may
recommend a par cular agency, Nevada law prohibits them from requiring you to use a par cular firm. Different insurers have different rates for services provided. Obtain recommenda ons from people you trust and if you are in Nevada, check www.nvinsurancealert.com or call toll‐free anywhere in Nevada (888) 467‐4195 to confirm that an insurer is authorized in the state. If you live in another state, check with your trusted loan officer or real estate professional to provide direc on. If you do have a claim, contact your insurer immediately. That means you have to keep the paperwork you receive a er you purchase or refinance your home in a safe place so you can find it when you need it. Insurers are required to either accept or deny your claim within 30 days of receipt. Make sure your paperwork is in order before you sign the bo om line, shop for the best rate from a trusted agency, be sure to verify the effec ve date, ask your agent (if you’re buying a home) who will pay for the tle policies, verify the agency you choose is authorized in Nevada and remember, it’s your choice which agency you choose. But most of all, enjoy your home. You worked hard to buy it so do what you can to protect it. Janice Hermsen is the co-founder and managing partner for LeRue Press, a publisher, printer and a professional business center located in Reno, NV. She is also the editor of What’s the Story?™ Hermsen writes for nostringsattached.com, was a Featured Contributor in the finance section on yahoo.com and hosts two radio shows Book Hound and What’s the Story? that air in northern Nevada and, with the help of the internet, has followers from around the world. Early in her career she worked in many aspects of finance including accounting, finance, insurance, real estate and the mortgage industry.
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2. Michelangelo
11. Richard Wagner
1. Yo‐Yo
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