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Good morning!
Tuesday, Nov 25, 2014 - Posted by Rich Miller * A tiny handful of you old-timers may recall my big, yellow, 1973 Cadillac, which was affectionately named “Althea.” I sought and successfully obtained an unofficial dispensation from the Illinois Environmental Council to own that gas-guzzling beast because it was just so cool. This one’s for those who remember… Ain’t nobody messin’ with you but you
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- VanillaMan - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 5:33 am:
That was amazing. That guitar work was joyful, soulful and freaking hypnotic. I absolutely loved it. It’s dark outside, everyone is asleep and I got this. Thanks!
- PollVaulter - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 6:56 am:
Nice!
- Cheswick - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 7:06 am:
Never knew your Caddy, but I can attest, that was a car made for road trips. Rest in peace, wherever she is. And thank you for the introduction to this song. Hypnotic, indeed.
- Pius - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 7:07 am:
And what do you drive now?
- Anonymous - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 7:37 am:
if I remember well it was more mustardy than yellow
- Give Me A Break - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 8:15 am:
Rich did you ever find the right front hub cap?
- DuPage - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 9:30 am:
They don’t build them like that anymore. I wish they did.
- JakeFree - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 9:32 am:
1st Althea played in 1979
- Rich Miller - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 9:44 am:
Yeah, it was kinda mustardy, mostly because the paint had faded. I had her shined up and sparkling about a week before the transmission exploded on the drive down to Springfield.
And yes, all hub caps were on it when she passed away.
- CircularFiringSquad - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 11:07 am:
should have never let it go….could have been rehabbed with all the huge coinola rolling in and been a total write off for the Capt. Fax empire….a Pace Car for the SPI 500
- CircularFiringSquad - Tuesday, Nov 25, 14 @ 11:10 am:
Yikes….hope this does ruin Mr. ReBoot’s Turkey Day
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FBI says Citadel analyst made millions off info from Dell insider
November 25, 2014
“(Bloomberg) — The FBI files spell it out: An analyst at Citadel LLC, the hedge fund with $23 billion in capital invested globally, told agents he made millions of dollars trading on information from a company insider.
By the second half of 2009, federal lawmakers were at work on legislation, which became known as the Dodd-Frank Act, laying down new rules on how banks and hedge funds should retain trading records. ”
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