Michael W. Freeman

@Freelineorlando

A Journalist, a digital content writer, plus an Orlando playwright, author of fiction novels like "Bloody Rabbit," and a great champion of cats.

Orlando, Florida
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Joined March 2011
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  1. 1 hour ago

    is such a tease in the Orlando area - sunny 😎 one minute, the cloudy ⛅️ blahs the next. 💨 Windy but dry 🐫 🌵 mostly; are we being spared?

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  2. 5 hours ago

    In the '50s, my father John served in the military in S. . It was after the stalemate, but no one knew if the aggression would start up again. Having a form of epilepsy, I was ineligible to serve. So I salute my father and the entire Armed Services on this .

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  3. 5 hours ago

    Frenchie The Cat thought of the day: "Oh,good, you're coming to say hello! I've been so bored today. I spent the last half hour with a lizard in my mouth, but he wasn't very talkative. So -- come talk to me!"

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  4. 6 hours ago

    Happy birthday (1908) to British writer who brought to the movies the great spy James Bond in Dr. No, the fun mix of spy intrigue and comedy in Casino Royale, and the fantasy world of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, with its subtle references to Nazi Germany. Good show, Ian!

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  5. 6 hours ago

    Today in music: A stunning blast of gospel and soul in 1966 as hits No. 1 with his immortal song 'When A Man Loves A Woman'. would later have a hit with the song when she sang it in her 1979 movie 'The Rose.'

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  6. 7 hours ago

    Today in history: in 1940, after 18 days of ceaseless German bombardment, Belgium surrenders to the Nazis. The king of Belgium, having asked for an armistice, is given only unconditional surrender as an option, and he takes it. German forces had moved into Belgium on May 10.

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  7. 7 hours ago

    Today in history: in 1863 the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, an all black regiment, leaves Boston for combat in the South in the Civil War. The War Department had established the Bureau of Colored Troops to recruit and assemble black regiments. Many were freed or escaped slaves.

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    18 hours ago

    The Mob has no interest in apologies, justice or reformed offenders. Only punishment and shame especially retroactively, then proof isn't necessary. Our judicial system is what needs reformed and they definitely owe an apology to Roman and myself.

    Replying to @AshleyJudd @TIME
    my friend knows one who did it ; too bad that, because of a corrupt judge, noone has been willing to admit it, and treats him as if he hasn't done it.
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  9. 19 hours ago

    Just watched the wonderful ‘There’s No Business Like Show Business,’ a 1954 musical that takes a fond look at vaudeville; it has a fun script by Lamar Trotti, songs by Irving Berlin, and the amazing Ethel Merman, who was made for the movies

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  10. 20 hours ago

    Hurray for the Czech Underground

    27 May 1942 | SS-Gruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich, Director of the Reich Main Security Office, one of the main architects of the , was assasinated in Prague by Czechoslovak underground:
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  11. 24 hours ago

    A Mel Pie fresh out of the over ... 🥧 😋 😃 🍴... that’s what holiday weekends are all about

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  12. May 27

    I have a VIQ (Very Important Question) that I need everyone to answer: Who was your favorite villain? Mine was the ghost of Mr. Hyde from their "Nowhere To Hyde" episode in 1970. Dang, he was creepy!

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  13. May 27

    The Buried, Raging Sermons of the Warsaw Ghetto Rabbi - Where was during the ?

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  14. May 27

    North Korea Willing to Talk About ‘Complete Denuclearization’

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  15. May 27

    Happy birthday (1911) to Vincent Price, known for his great horror roles, but a fine dramatic actor too. I loved him in the religious drama The Song of Bernadette, the classic noir Laura, the sci fi hit The Fly, and his best Edgar Allan Poe film, Masque Of The Red Death. Superb!

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  16. May 27

    Happy birthday (1894) to , the great author of hard-boiled detective novels. His books inspired classic movies like The Maltese Falcon and The Thin Man, and in 1943 he wrote the script for the anti-Nazi film Watch On The Rhine, which won him an Oscar nomination.

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  17. May 27

    Today in music: in 1977 The release their single 'God Save The Queen' in the UK and it's banned by TV and radio, but still sells 200,000 copies in one week. British was ruled then by the Labor Party's James Callaghan, who was soon to be defeated by Margaret Thatcher.

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  18. May 27

    Today in history: in 1969, Central changes forever as construction begins on . Walt Disney World would open with a three-day celebration starting in October 1971. The rest, as they say, is history. Even I worked there.

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  19. May 27

    Today in history: in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge connecting San Francisco with Marin County, officially opens. By 6 a.m. 18,000 people were lined up to see it. A foghorn blew and the toll gates opened. The next day, the bridge opened to vehicular traffic.

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  20. May 27

    Today in history: in 1907, not long after a devastating earthquake, the Bubonic Plague breaks out in . Rats became homeless from the quake and cases of the plague were reported. Officials offered a bounty on rats, and the epidemic was over by 1909. Hundreds had died.

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