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ORLANDO, FL, February 22, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- It's President's Week here at Ripley Radio - An On-Demand Oddcast, as we present two amazing and unusual stories you won't find anywhere else. We hear that President Andrew Jackson may be the biggest p
A total travesty at Disney World's Hall of Presidents as if Warren Buffett with his never having read a book were to have teamed up with Morgan Freeman to present a black panther view of American history with the presidency running from G.W to Andrew Jac
As promised, members of the state film community gathered today for a rally on the steps of the Capitol, calling on legislators, and Gov. Bill Haslam, to support legislation that would create more competitive film incentives in Tennessee. The black-clad
President’s day, or Washington’s Birthday, have it any way you like it, is all about national traditions and such, but there’s always a geeky angle to everything. Artist Jason Heuser decided to have some fun with American Presidents from a distant past,
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum during a Ohio Christian Alliance luncheon on Feb. 18, 2012 Meacham's book American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House was published in 2008 We have been here before. In 1908, the Unitarian William Howa
Andrew Jackson Famed Indian fighter; hero of the Battle of New Orleans; seventh president of the United States (1829–1837) Firing back When he was a boy, friends gave Jackson a rifle overloaded with powder. The recoil threw him to the ground, and he furi
TULSA, OK--(Marketwire - Feb 21, 2012) - Williams & Williams, the premier brand in real estate auctions, will auction Sugar Hill Farms in Ozark, Arkansas, on Saturday, March 3 at 12 p.m. CT. Potential buyers will have an opportunity to bid on one, some o
For centuries, savvy gardeners used soap sprays to combat bugs. Andrew Jackson Downing, a gardening celebrity of the 19th century (who would have designed New York City's Central Park if his life had not been cut short in a steamboat accident), wrote in
For centuries, savvy gardeners used soap sprays to combat bugs. Andrew Jackson Downing, a gardening celebrity of the 19th century (who would have designed New York City's Central Park if his life had not been cut short in a steamboat accident), wrote in
With Novak sitting, the Wolverines outscored the Buckeyes, 8-6. It wasn’t a run that significantly widened the margin, but it was perhaps a sign of what will happen when Novak leaves. His younger, more naturally talented teammates will take what he left
Warning: All anti-MAS right-wing haters of true facts of American history being taught, please read no further as this will only challenge the indoctrination you yourself have received in American history. President Andrew Jackson, founder of the current
As a very young man in the American Revolution, Andrew Jackson had his head creased by a British saber. A cantankerous man under any circumstances, he had harbored a hatred for all things British ever since, and he carried that feeling into battle agains
Famed writing instrument purveyor Montblanc is celebrating Presidents’ Day with the release of its Andrew Jackson Artisan Edition Pen. Symbolizing the number of states in the union, only 50 of the limited-edition pens have been produced. Encased in an in
Check out this dialogue vehicle created by blogger and theater-maker Guy Yedwab. The second video is particularly interesting, as it combines audience responses to the Broadway show Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and an event designed to question the depic
Sad how the only way his supporters can make NOBama "look" good, is by tearing down other great men.. What a pathetic bunch of people.. dparks: Sad how the only way his supporters can make NOBama You have not right to carry out this operation or Error th
Presidents Day ... for many, it's one of those odd holidays that's more a day off for the municipal and government workers than anything. But did you know Presidents Day doesn't actually exist? Officially, the holiday is called Washington's Birthday. Wha
When the Obama administration announced last month that religiously-affiliated institutions would be required to provide health plans covering contraception, there was widespread talk that a wedge issue was emerging. Several prominent Catholic liberals w
On June 1, 1824, someone wrote an anonymous letter to the members of the Columbian Institute, a literary and science institution in Washington, DC, regarding their need for a meeting room in the US Capitol building. Although there is nothing scandalous o
Time for my annual rant about Presidents’ Day. I see no reason why great Presidents like Washington and Lincoln should share a date with miserable failures like James Buchanan and Jimmy Carter. Technically the federal holiday is still George Washington’s
Almost by accident, then, America got a very strong presidency - or, rather, an office which any particular president could make strong if he chose. He was much stronger than most kings of the day, rivaled or exceeded only by the 'Great Autocrat," the Ts
Andrew Jackson (March 15, 1767 – June 8, 1845) was the seventh President of the United States (1829–1837). He was military governor of Florida (1821), commander of the American forces at the Battle of New Orleans (1815), and eponym of the era of Jacksonian democracy. He was a polarizing figure who dominated American politics in the 1820s and 1830s. Full Article
Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker Buddy Curry, second from left, approaches the podium to testify during a state House committee hearing on House Bill 673 on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, in Atlanta. With him are current Falcons, kicker Matt Bryant, left, wide receiver Kevin Cone, third from...
View Photo »Middle Tennessee quarterback Logan Kilgore (10) scores a touchdown on a 2-yard run as he is hit by Western Kentucky linebacker Andrew Jackson, right, in the first quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. At left is Western Kentucky...
View Photo »FLOWERY BRANCH, GA - JULY 30: Andrew Jackson #69 of the Atlanta Falcons during Falcons Training Camp at the Falcons Training Complex on July 30, 2011 in Flowery Branch, Georgia.
View Photo »Colonel Andrew Jackson, deputy commander of British forces in the southern Afghanistan's Helmand province, listens during an interview with Reuters at a military base in the town of Lashkar Gah, July 10, 2011. Taliban insurgents are trying to sabotage a security handover in the capital...
View Photo »Louisiana State University quarterback Jordan Jefferson (9) is sacked by Western Kentucky linebacker Andrew Jackson (4) during their NCAA football game in Baton Rouge, Louisiana November 12, 2011.
View Photo »BATON ROUGE, LA - NOVEMBER 12: Jordan Jefferson #9 of the Louisiana State University Tigers is sacked by Andrew Jackson #4 of the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Tiger Stadium on November 12, 2011 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
View Photo »LSU running back Spencer Ware (11) rushes as Western Kentucky linebacker Andrew Jackson (4) and defensive back Kiante Young (29) defend during the first quarter of their NCAA college football game in Baton Rouge, La. , Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011.
View Photo »Middle Tennessee running back William Pratcher (29) loses his helmet as he is tackled in the end zone for a safety by Western Kentucky defenders Ryan Beard (15) and Andrew Jackson in the third quarter of an NCAA college football game on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011, in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
View Photo »Quarterback Morgan Newton (12) of Kentucky is tackled by defensive lineman Rammel Lewis (96) and linebacker Andrew Jackson (4) of Western Kentucky in the first quarter of an NCAA college football game on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011, in Nashville, Tenn.
View Photo »Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker Buddy Curry, second from left, approaches the podium to testify during a state House committee hearing on House Bill 673 on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, in Atlanta. With him are current Falcons, kicker Matt Bryant, left, wide receiver Kevin Cone, third from...
View Photo »There's no rhyme or reason to the things he wouldn't remember or couldn't remember
Andrew Jackson knew what to do with his enemies — he killed them.
You took them to bind and restrain her didn't you? Had you formed an idea to have forced sexual intercourse that night?
We’re in South Carolina. South Carolina in the Revolutionary War had a young 13-year-old named Andrew Jackson. He was sabered by a British officer and wore a scar his whole life. Andrew Jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about America’s enemies: Kill them.
He was sabered by a British officer and wore a scar his whole life ... Andrew Jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about America's enemies — kill them.
Andrew Jackson had a good idea what to do with our enemies: Kill them.
Andrew Jackson had a pretty clear-cut idea about America’s enemies: Kill them.
Andrew Jackson had a pretty clear idea about America's enemies. Kill them.
Andrew Jackson had a pretty good idea about America's enemies: kill them.
Gentry, who taught at Andrew Jackson High School
