DAVE & BECKY'S READING ROOM 3A! - General Topic E-mail
This site is part of & made possible by the B.A.D. CHARIOTS - (Harleys, Racing, Trains, Planes & Automobiles)
and Doc Hemp's DENTAL SITE Homepages! So, Please visit Dave & Becky's other 150 urls there too! After visiting
this great page of course! Also visit our world class hi-tech Music Room!
Our New Email! dochemp@shasta.com
Any email to us will be considered as public domain
and may be placed in one of our reading rooms
But, we will gladly remove any email from there too.
Please don't email me with dental problems as I
cannot diagnose over the internet.
This and our other 500 pages are an archived journal for our family,
friends, (our patients) and other like hobby heads these past 10 years.
Info, humor, music, fun, photos. Not for advice or diagnosis! This is all my
opinion only! .... Our web sites best viewed with A sense of humor! And an updated Browser.
7/12/11
kilpatrick6@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Dave and Becky,
I discovered your site several months ago while searching for large scale train information. I often go to your sites for inspiration and
reassurance that doing things the right way in our great country pays off. I deeply I admire you! I have four children ages 17 to 24 and
I’ve instructed them to view your sites to better understand the importance of the American Dream, hard work, solid values and living
life well. Your hobby interests and political views are similar to mine. I’ve been collecting G scale trains for years and being inspired by
your sites I finally constructed my first (much more to come) garden railroad this summer (see attached). I also joined the Pennsylvania
Live Steamers Association. I found a retired engineer in my neighborhood who has been building 7 ¼ gauge trains for years however,
I am most intrigued by your 15” trains. My wife (Maryann) and I hope to move back to our home state of PA in a couple years. When we
do we are building a 15” railroad! Later this summer I plan to start building a couple large remote control boats (hopefully with working
cannons!) and my winter project is to work on my remote control planes.
My wife is the assistant director of nursing at a local nursing home. I use to be a hospital director then one day about 16 years ago I was
sitting in my office thinking I need to do something different. I opened the phone book (we were still using phone books way back then…)
and found an art school in Philly. I went there one evening. The only class open was sculpture so I signed up and for several years I studied
there part-time. For the past eleven years I've been sculpting and consulting on church design. I have a 7,500 square foot studio close to
home and ten minutes outside of Philly. Although I sculpt anything my niche is with churches of all denominations
(www.KilpatrickStudio.com).
I’ve been waiting to see your new diesel engine and would love to view your newest pages from your SVA/MILO/LLU event if you are
comfortable giving me access. You guys are my heroes. Thanks! God bless and keep on truckin...
Gratefully,
Steve Kilpatrick
www.KilpatrickStudio.com
Hi Dave,
10/25/11
While cleaning up my emails I noticed I hadn't sent my July email response to your email. I put it in my draft folder and later assumed I sent it.
I was wondering why I didn't hear back from you. Sometimes I worry about my memory but then I forget about it. :)
I hope both had a wonderful rest of your summer. Thank you for your kind words - if I had it all to do over again I think I might have chosen
dentistry...
Since your email my wife and I visited the Pennsylvania Train Museum (PTM) in Lancaster, Pa. It was wonderful! We rode on their restored
passenger line traveling past Amish farms while sipping a little local wine. PTM is doing an impressive job of restoration and development.
We also attended the Pennsylvania Live Steamers (7+ guage) Fall Meet - outstanding trains. Between these two events I went to the "Rough
and Tumble Engineer's Historical Association Thresherman's Reunion" also in Lancaster, Pa. - a steam engine enthusiast's heaven on earth
- they had every imaginable steam powered piece of machinery. While visiting our son at college I went to the East Coast Large Scale Train
Show in York, Pa and purchased several new G scale trains including HLW's new, "Laporte" 2-4-4 Forney. And last weekend we rode on 7+
and 15 inch guage trains at the Reading Society of Model Engineers Fall Open House on their 25 acre property in Berks County, Pa. The
15inch line and the beautiful Pennsylvania scenery were terrific. If you would like to see some of our photos from these events let me
know and I'd be happy to send them.
As I mentioned previously you folks are an incredible inspiration. I'd like to begin documenting our (my wife's and mine) adventures, although
far more tame than yours, and I was wondering if you were to start over would you go the route of a blog or stay with different websites as
you have done? And why?
Thank you for permitting me to view your recent reunion. What an wonderful time you all must have had! It's pleasing to see people who
choose to use the gifts God has given them for fellowship and to live life so well - absolutely outstanding! Keep it up! Get out there every day and live life to its fullest! Listen to wonderful music, laugh, share, love, exercise, worship, sing... live a joy-filled robust life every minute of every day because we were given life to LIVE not to put on reserve and because life is more brief than a liberals commitment to our constitution - and that is brief!
I like your new addition, the Plymouth engine. I hope you are planning to post info and photos on its construction. Also, I was wondering: Are
these four engines the extent of your collection? Do you have any others? Are you planning any additions?
I remember reading a brief reason you chose 15 inch guage over others but if you don't mind please elaborate on this choice. As I previously
mentioned, someday I want to build a large scale railroad and from what little I presently know a 24 inch guage seems as if it would allow
greater stability. I'm very interested in knowing your thoughts on this. ?
Thank you both again for your commitment to living life well, sharing it with all of us and taking the time to spend with us. Hope you two
are doing well.
God bless.
Steve
www.KilpatrickStudio.com
Subject:
i need some info please!
Date:
Fri, 13 Sep 2002 20:31:05 -0400 (EDT)
From:
dab817@webtv.net (dottie bollinger)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I am wondering if you could help me out; or tell me someone who might.
my dad gave me an old child car seat. he thinks it was from the 30's or
40's. it is made of a brown tweed cloth with wooden arms and has metal
hooks that you would hang it from the seat in the car. there are red,
white and blue wooden beads across the front for the child to play with.
the frame is metal and it can fold up.
there are 2 tags on it and a sticker from the commonwealth of pa dept of
labor and industry #970. it was manufactured by bunny bear / boston
mather specialty inc in everett, mass. would love to know the year and
style of cars then and also the speed limits.
please--any help would be appreciated!!!
thank you
dottie bollinger
Subject:
Your wonderful web site w/o music
Date:
Sun, 27 Jan 2002 15:49:21 -0800
From:
"Jim Johnston" jej@efn.org
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hello Becky and Dave,
I was shocked to discover that your beautiful web site is without the great sellection of music that I know you spent hours compiling for our
benefit. I hope and
wish that somehow it can return. Once we experience things that touch our hearts, it just isn't the same when such a great part is removed.
Best of luck on some
day reinstalling those great songs.
I have a couple of my Chevrolets on your Reading Room 3A and still feel you have one of the best web sites in the Nation. I have most
recently added an award
winning 1931 Model A Standard Roadster to my collection. So I will include it for you in this message.
Subject:
Re: want to join
Date:
Thu, 5 Jul 2001 14:51:19 EDT
From:
Hirev321@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Doc:
I will forward your e-mail onto Dean. In order to run the Thunderhill Event
you must become a member of POC and be authorized to run by our Chief Driving
Instructor Rick White. You can contact him at: rickized@aol.com or call
(805) 647-9433. You can download a member application off of the website:
www.porscheclub.com. Go to POC Index and then membership application.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Laurie Taylor
Membership Secretary
Subject:
What can I say.......
Date:
Wed, 9 May 2001 17:32:04 -0400 (EDT)
From:
zoigamedogs@webtv.net (Zoi)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
B & D,
Hello and thank you very much for your informal invitation to your
palace of wonderland.
I feel that trying to retort a worthy response to your question,of
wanton,on our part (the viewer) to relate to you if we like said sites
of yours would be crime.
I think.....no,let me correct that,I know that writting to you how I
feel would be an injustice to you & me.
No matter how I script it, it will still have no value in the essence of
the true meaning of the word and my experience (on the thrill I felt)
going through your site(s)
To you,the injustice would be that you may feel that you may have not
come across with your site as you may have wanted to.
Thinking something like that would be unjust and the furthest thing from
the truth.
I can not start to commence on how GREAT your sites were,from the
Trains,to the Bikes. (Harleys)
You do justice to the internet,plain and simple.lol.
I have not seen,nor even phantomed,that the possibility of such sites
may exist. That I had the pleasure of seeing what I did with yours is
only a testament to where the new age of the
��Super Information HighWay�� is headed.
Again,Thank You for such an enjoyable tour.
Choo-Choo..........
Yours,
In the Squared Box
Zoi
Subject:
Date:
Wed, 14 Feb 2001 01:10:47 -0600
From:
"Clint Reeves" geezar1@bellsouth.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dear Doc Hemp;
All I can say is thanks! Your site is entertaining, informative and most of all enjoyable. I came to your site via another site while I was looking
for parts for a
project my son and I are working on. I pretty much forgot about the parts and spent about an hour on your site. Needless to say it was not
enough time and it
is now book marked as a favorite and I will be back (Arnold).
Thanks Again
Sandy Reeves
Subject:
Drag Racing Update from WDIFL
Date:
Mon, 21 Aug 2000 19:13:58 -0700 (PDT)
From:
don@nitroparts.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi drag racing fans...
FUEL DRAGSTERS: WE DID IT FOR LOVE T-SHIRTS & MORE
Many of you already know that WDIFL now has original art T-shirts but0
(by popular demand) we've added the ever sexy "String Tee" for the ladies
and ash (to go with the white) sweat shirts for Fall and Winter. You'll not
only get agreat piece of apparel but you'll also be supporting a site that really
needs help! Thanks for not only enjoying WDIFL, but for your support as well!
http://www.nitroparts.com/coolstuff.html
UPDATES
If you haven't been by lately, WDIFL has gone through a face lift in my
ongoing effort to make the site easier to navigate. And, I've been adding 50+
new photos every 2 weeks. NEW links - NEW sections - NEW CHRR info --
well, you get the picture. So, when you have a spare hour or two -- stop by!
http://www.nitroparts.com
WW2 RACING ON-LINE
Goodguys Top Fuel World Champion Jim Murphy and the WW2 Racing Team
have taken their act to the Web. Check out the new 2000 T-shirt line.
http://www.ww2racing.com
______________________________________
See ya at the CHRR!
Don Ewald
Left Coast Graphics
http://nitroparts.com/LeftCoastGraphics.html
____________________
Subject:
Prof.Litten
Date:
Fri, 24 Mar 2000 13:46:48 -0500
From:
"Nancy Hardy - Mostly Dreams" nancy.dreams@prodigy.net
Organization:
Mostly Dreams
To:
"WENDELL WILLIS" , , ,
"Lenis Dean Barney" , "Joyce H Ellington" , "John Read" ,
"dochemp" , "CARL TOLAS" ,
"Archer Livengood" ,
April l999
Here is a photograph of the man we loved so much...
He was the most gentle teacher...
No judgments...just love ...
A learn-ed man...delighting in watching "the lights come on"...
...in his beloved students...
And we were that...to him !!!
Nancy Mondics Hardy
Subject:
Your time consuming site - I Love It!!
Date:
Thu, 24 Feb 2000 09:41:11 -0800
From:
LJ Carden grnchflg@pacbell.net
Organization:
Pacific Bell Internet Services
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dave & Becky - I found your site while researching Maurice Johnnassen
and now my day(s) is shot while I explore your wonderfully funny and
beautiful site. Big motorhead here (female, born in Detroit - it's in
the blood). Racing fan, anything with a motor, but favors Nascar, but
will really watch any vehicle race, oh hell I'll watch two guys roll
marbles down a hill.
Your site has been cracking me up for nearly an hour - the linguistics
section was so over my head I didn't understand anything until I got to
the anal retentive part and nearly drowned in my swallow of tea!
While I may not agree with everything you have to say I sure like the
way you say it.
Now, I must get back to the laughter and pictures. I had a 1970
Triumph, Bonneville until a few years ago which I dearly loved, but with
11 fused vertebrae and permanent sciatic nerve root compression damage I
had to let it go. But I could never take the smile off my face while I
was on it. And still smile when I remember being on it.
Thanks for a great time.
Take Care
grnchkrflg
Subject:
amazing!
Date:
Fri, 28 Jan 2000 02:59:32 -0600
From:
"Hargrave S" catnhat@ionet.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
this is by far the best sight i have been to. bet you, this is on my "favorites" when i get me rr together i hope that i can use the creativity that you have used.
AMAZING!
Officer David Hargrave
Helena PD
Helena Oklahoma
Subject:
Re: Fw: [SVA61] Fwd: Herbie Copenhaver
Date:
Sun, 27 Feb 2000 07:53:35 -0800
From:
dochemp dochemp@c-zone.net
Organization:
C. David Hemp DDS Inc.
To:
Nancy Hardy - Mostly Dreams nancy.dreams@prodigy.net
CC:
phyliss ewards pedwards@shentel.net, Joyce H Ellington joyceell@juno.com, John Read jwread@htcomp.net,
DON WILKINS dwilkins@aol.com, CARL TOLAS carl.d.tolas@email.mobil.com,
ARCHAR LIVINGOOD harleymayb@aol.com, Dick Brown dandjbrown@juno.com, Bill Hooker billhooker@aol.com
References:
1
Dear Friends,
This has hit me very hard! Copie was such a HUGE part of our lives during our most
formative years. Always a smile, .. a fantastic sense of humor. And he was the most
intelligent of us all! (Sorry Astrid & Less) Copie never had to study for his 4.0
average ... I never studied either, but I was thankful for my 3.0! ... We were ping
pong buddies ... After an hour & a half long battle, he took first place, at my
expense, in the big tournament our Senior year in front of the whole school.
Copie was also the best athlete in our class ... he could sink to my ping pong level,
beat me ... and then go out and quarterback our intramural football team .... (I'll
never forget Richard Crowther knocking hell out of me there ... especially after I
turned him into (George) Acres for sticking my head in the toilet and flushing it in
the Jensen Hall bathroom!) Richard would pick me up and literally throw me into Copie
from 20 feet away. .... I still look around for him every time I go into a rest room!
I am not trying to make light of the situation .. but this is what Copie was about ...
he would get a big chuckle out of this I know .... he was one of the biggest
influences on my life during our 4 years at SVA! .... Another great one we will all
miss tremendously ... Becky's and my sympathies to his wonderful family!
If someone deems this worth sharing at the reunion on Saturday night, I would be
pleased to be just a little part of our past with Copie and with all of you too ...
Life is short ... No grudge is worth bearing . ..
I have left the religious accolades to those more righteously inclined, ...
Kindest regards to Nancy and all our other friends from SVA. ... I understand Bill
Hooker and Astrid, Less, Wayne will all be making it back East ... I just can't ....
made a community commitment almost a year ago for that weekend.
Dave (Hemp) Hempe
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Nancy Hardy - Mostly Dreams wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 12:27 PM
> Subject: [SVA61] Fwd: Herbie Copenhaver
>
> > SVA61 - The Odyssey - SVA61.listbot.com
> >
> > Thought you might like to know.
> Nancy
>
> I just received word this morning (8:30) that Herbie Copenhaver died of a
> heart attack last night. He lived here in New Market and was hospitalized
> at the time. His youngest, Jackie, was recognized as an SVA Senior last
> night just before his death. No further details are available at this
> time but will follow later today.
Gerald White
Subject:
The best
Date:
Wed, 12 Jan 2000 16:22:38 -0500 (EST)
From:
GIGI135@webtv.net (JACQULYN SNODEN)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi Doc & Becky
What a great site!!!! We keep on enjoying it day after day .. We still haven't
seen the whole site yet!!! The Cars , the Bikes , the Trains , the
planes , And the great music!! Can't say enough about it ...... We just
love it ................ Keep up the good work!! Thanks alot ,
See you around like a donut!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
have a great evening
ED & JACQUIE
Subject:
ww2 site
Date:
Sat, 8 Jan 2000 21:11:30 +1000
From:
"bryan dwyer" brian50@mpx.com.au
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Excellent!
A wonderful history of your dad and others. They were true heroes compared
to some of the so-called heroes of today.
The soldiers poem should be displayed on all memorials erected for the men
and woman that came home and for those that made the supreme sacrifice and
did not come home.
Subject:
Great site
Date:
Mon, 20 Dec 1999 20:49:09 EST
From:
BluefluDon@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
What a great site!!!! I will be able to spend hours in here. I am a nut
for trains, planes and automobiles. I'm located 20 miles west of Phila PA
next to Valley Forge National Park.
Thanks for the trip!!!
Don
Subject:
A Corvetter's Hello!
Date:
Mon, 20 Dec 1999 16:40:11 -0700
From:
nina nina@amug.org
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi Doc & Becky!
First of all, I want to say that I LOVE your website! It's loads of fun clicking here and there. I was also impressed with the time and effort you
put into
it. Me...Beyond reading e-mail and looking at other people's websites...I'm totally computer illiterate. (Nothing to brag about, mind you.) ;)
Now, getting past the flattery, the reason I'm e-mailing you is that I found you when searching for info on Jay Leno's cars. I'm a middle school
jouralism
teacher and Corvette enthusiast who freelances as a writer for Vette magazine. Not having the knowledge (nor the desire) to get greasy and
dirty fixing
Corvettes ('cause it would also break my finger nails) leaves me with the problem of only being able to write "non-technical" articles. My usual
are travel and
event articles, but I'm trying to expand into other interesting non-technical areas.
Soooooo, in my quest for story ideas, I got the fun thought that maybe my March vacation to Ventura (from Phoenix) might get me close
enough to Jay
Leno to do a story about him and his Corvette (assuming, of course, that he has one)! I'd love to show him and the car and get the story behind it,
too.
But - The question still is...Does he even HAVE a Vette in his collection? That's where you, Doc, come in. :)) Might you know the answer to this
one or
how I can find out?
Thanks! 'Looking forward to hearing from you.
Nina :)
Phoenix, AZ
"Life is as Adventure-Sit back. Step on the Gas and Enjoy the Ri
Subject:
Love the Pictures
Date:
Mon, 13 Dec 1999 21:37:44 -0800
From:
"Jeff" jeffsub@san.rr.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I Really enjoyed your pictures of the 1998 races. My first ride in a Porsche
was at age 10 and I've been in love with them ever since.
A friend of mine was their to race his 906 on saturday (he drove it up from L.A.) He also had his 1972 914.6 on display in the
Andial tent. Now he makes his living filming the current Porsche commercials. It was good to see Ed Archer in your photos. I am
a Dreyers salesman in San Diego and
I met Ed years ago traveling around with his old truck in tow.
Thanks for the wonderful memories of a great event.
Jeff Harrington
Subject:
Re: Wonderful Web Site
Date:
Sat, 18 Dec 1999 19:16:04 -0800
From:
"Jim Johnston" jej@efn.org
To:
"dochemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
Below .. Jim Johnston's beautiful Chevy's
35 Pickup, 36 sedan
Subject:
WOW! WHAT A SITE!
Date:
Sun, 15 Aug 1999 21:08:45 EDT
From:
Ddbdds@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
JUST GOT ONTO THE COMPUTER IN THE PAST MONTH AND DISCOVERED YOUR SITE AND
HAVEN'T GOT A CHANCE TO GO ELSEWHERE UNTIL I FINISH. YOU AND BECKY HAVE A
CAREER HERE JUST KEEPING UP. THIS SITE IS REALLY AWESOME. AFTER I LEARN MY
WAY AROUND A LITTLE MORE, I'LL EXPLORE ELSEWHERE BUT I KNOW THIS IS TRULY
UNIQUE! LIKE STEVE, I JUST GOT THE PERSONAL COMPUTER AND, AM, BUT YOUR
DEDICATION, SKILL AND BRILLIANCE. MORE LATER, I'M DOWNLOADING "JACK IN THE
BOX" ...GOTTA GO ROUNDUP SOME FRIENDS TO LISTEN.....DENNY B.
Subject:
can i have permission?
Date:
Fri, 20 Aug 1999 20:26:22 -0700
From:
delynda anderson delynda@airmail.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hello Becky and Dave....
You do not know me...but i recently discovered your internet site while browsing and looking for material
for my own homepages....i was amaised
at how much effort u have put into your pages......i would like permission
to add your link to my site? I think you deserve alot of credit for your efforts.....
Thank you and hope to hear from you
soon\
Delynda
Subject:
I'm bragging (that is why everyone is on the To: list)
Date:
Wed, 12 May 1999 20:32:09 -0700
From:
Shawn Posey sandcp@thevision.net
Organization:
Chrysler Devil Rays Media Relations
To:
"Dave \"DOC\" & Becky Hemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
My students (with hardly any help from me) are in the process of making
something pretty special. Please indulge me and support them by
visiting http://www.thevision.net/sandcp
For most of these students the internet was a mistery before this
project. I only gave them a couple of starting points on web page
design. The rest they learned by playing around. What you are going to
see on the web page is a product of 7 days of classroom time. The
groups worked in triads, and honestly, most of the students pulled their
weight. In fact, if I had to evaluate this on an overall scale, I would
say the writing is the worst part of the page. Obvious plagarism
abounds, but - hey - that will be addressed. If I sound exited, its
because I am. This assignment validated EVERY reason I became a
teacher. The last student left the lab last night at 7:00 (that is 4
hours past school bell). The only frustration came from the fact that
their was only one of me running around to troubleshoot problems.
Please take a look and drop them a line. Thanks.
Shawn Posey
Subject:
am loving your web site
Date:
Sat, 19 Dec 1998 21:54:16 -0600
From:
smg@pvnet.com.mx (smg)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Thank you so much for a fabulous web site. The music is wonderful. I have to spend at least 10 more hours there.
Seasons Greetings
S.George
Subject:
To: Hempster The Red
Date:
Tue, 24 Nov 1998 15:33:47 +0100
From:
doc.mike@t-online.de (Dr. Horst Michael Birkhoff)
To:
"Dave & Becky Hemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
Dear Red Hempster (hee-hee!),
I just checked out your relatives:
In D�sseldorf we have:
0 Persons called Pfersich
30 " Link
1 " Hippe
8 " Reisinger
(source: phone book)
but no Weszters! - So I guess Eric the Red just didn�t come here. But we
have two Hemps! (Maybe some re-imports from the U.S.?)
I did not find Duseildorf, Wortenberg or Desiedorf. May this be D�sseldorf
and W�rttemberg?
Anyway, it will be an honour for me to help the Hempster find his roots!
See you, my friend!
Doc Mike from Red and Green Germany
Subject:
P-51
Date:
Wed, 18 Nov 1998 01:22:08 PST
From:
"Tom Gibbs" tom_gibbs@hotmail.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hey Dr. Dave,
I have certainly enjoyed getting your notes to keep me apprised of where
I need to focus my efforts. It won't be that difficult to find a good
airplane. I also enjoyed your pic that you sent.
I am sending you a nice P-51 sound bite with this letter.
If you enjoy the sound of a Merlin, this will help get your juices
flowing. If you are capable of playing wav files just download it and
lend your ear. Perhaps we will meet from this before it is all over
with.
I will be going out of town on business for 2 weeks, so I will probabaly
wait till I have a chance to get back and talk seriously to the aircraft
owners. I already have a few calls out. George Baker has got a VERY
nice P-51D, that is in restoration, that I believe may have had an
ownership change and is available now. I know of at least 3 others
right now for sale, just need to make sure they are jump seat equipped.
Also I am moving to Mexico around Feb. timeframe so if I can't complete
his search, by then, I will hand him off to someone who can.
One other closing comment. I hope he has some time in an aircraft such
as this. This isn't something you jut climb into and go. It could kill
you quite easily. I will ASSUME that you know him well enough to know
this isn't going to be a problem. Sometimes male ego and testosterone
gets the best of some.
I sure hope we get to meet at some time, you seem very open and
friendly, and regardless of what happens for an airplane, I thank you
for that.
Tom
Subject:
A TRUE Hunting story!!!
Date:
Thu, 08 Oct 1998 13:42:59 -0700
From:
Harry Biggins hlbcoyote@snowcrest.net
To:
"Dave \"DOC\" & Becky Hemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
Dave,
This is a true story.
I was hunting deer up in Eastern Oregon, and as the sun started to get lower in the west,
I realized that I was LOST. I walked over a big ridge and was heading downhill, when
I saw a light, I though great theres the camp, Wrong, it was a farm house.
I walked up and knocked on the door, a very good looking farmers wife opened the door and said, hello can I help you, I
told her I was lost, she said come on in, my husband and I are just sitting down for dinner and you can join us.
Man I was really hungery and she had made a big pot of ham and green beans, boy did it smell good. We all sat down and she
dished each of us up a dish, only problem was
the portions were really SMALL, and I was REALLY hungry.
It was obvious they were LITE eaters, and I was to embarrassed to ask for more.
After dinner, we made small talk, and then the farmer said,
We go to bed early around here and its about bedtime, we only have one bed, and if you like, you can sleep in our bed with
us, I'll sleep in the middle and you and my wife can sleep on either side. I thought this was a little strange but I was really tired,
so we all went to bed.
In the middle of the night the farmer sat straight up in bed and hollared, that sounds like a chicken thief in my barn, he grabed
his shotgun and ran off to the barn. The farmers wife
rolled over to me and said," stranger nows your chance" Well I am not stupid, right,
So I jumped out of bed and ran to the kitchen and finished off them green beans.
Damm they sure were good....................
C-YA LATER.............................................HLBCOYOTE
Subject:
Doc Broadus
Date:
Thu, 09 Jul 1998 15:57:05 -0700
From:
James Nathan Post postpubco@powernet.net
Organization:
POSTSCRIPT PUBLISHING COMPANY
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
James Nathan Post wrote:
Hello, I have enjoyed your B.A.D. site (I'm a former combat pilot too,
UH-1C's in Vietnam.)
I found the site looking for information about George Foreman's early
years, as I am writing a biographical screenplay about Job Corps boxing
coach Doc Broadus, who first trained him at the Pleasanton center -- and
who almost certainly worked with Mr. Hemp.
Might you be able to offer me any kind of recollection or anecdote about
George and Doc Broadus that might contribute toward such a film?
Thanks much,
James Nathan Post
Las Vegas NV
(Please use my AOL address to reply: JamesNPost@aol.com)
James,
Thanks for your kind words. Being the combat pilot you were means a lot to me, THANK
YOU for your efforts in Vietnam! I would or will be glad to help if I can.
Doc Broadus talked to my dad just a couple of weeks ago on the phone, yes - my dad
did get George to Doc Broadus to start his training. My dad was amateur middle weight
boxing champ in the Army Calvary (under Patton) or Army Air Academy in his divison.
He was one of the first 3 Mr. America's in 1939 at age 19 the first year it was held. In
1940 they went to one. They are now back to 3 again.
I tell you this because it was while my dad was giving a lecture on his being Mr. America
& physical fitness, boxing, healthful living, etc. in Oregon to the Oregon Job Corp group
that George came up to him afterwards & they talked. George was cutting wood, his
reputation as the toughest kid & street fighter was already a legend in the camp. My dad
was VERY IMPRESSED with him & as he also as German growing up after the 1st
www in Easton PA. was also a great street fighter. He didn't speak English till he was 7
yrs old.
My dad got him transferred to the Pleasanton at George's request. And eventually to
Doc Broadus (who was a champ himself!) shortly after that.
There were 13 directors over a 2 yr period before my dad took over in Pleasanton & later Pittsburg CA.
He was director for over 10 years I think. He
developed a deep respect between himself & the rest of the staff & Job Corps
constituents. 1) after being run down (attempted murder) & hit by a car & surviving &
refusing to press charges. 2) facing down a street mugging = standing toe to toe & gun
to gun right outside the Pittsburg facility (he said quote) " I am going to count to 3, you
can turn & leave - I will not shoot, I will not call the police. at 3 or sooner you better
shoot because I am going to kill you on 3! The mugger turned & fled, my dad kept his
word. It spread into the community - all knew they could tell him anything & knew his
word was iron. 3) An enormous disgruntled parolee burst into the front business office
and past his secretary & into his office with a machete shouting "I'm gunna take your
head off!" My dad on the phone paused, said just a moment please - raised his 44
magnum 4" & pointed it in his face as his arm was raised to strike & told him " FREEZE!
If you move even one muscle I WILL KILL YOU!" The guy froze till dad finished his
converstation with the entire staff looking on. They arressted the guy. I asked him, if he
had flinched would you have killed him - he said absolutely & he knew it! He said they had to put him away
as he was a mental case & he was just glad he didn't harm his secretary on the way in.
My dad has had a series of strokes, can't talk well at all, can't read or write anymore, it
is really sad. He just turned 78. It will be hard to get stories from him (he has many
trapped in his brain) but his wife Getty might be able to help if he can bring up the
subject so she can remember an event.
George himself might rememeber some .... people get rich & famous, move on & forget
those many times that were there on their road up. George was so talented he would
probably have made on his own anyway without the Job Corps or Doc Broadus.... so
maybe those years aren't very important to him.
Good luck
,
Doc Hemp
Say, you weren't ever stationed at Mt Home AFB were you? I was there 1968 - 70.
Had many young pilots as friends. We would Bonsi straight down Mt Baldi in Sun Valley = the greatest & craziest bunch of guys alive! .....
Many that never came back.
Subject:
Re: [Fwd: ROAST!]
Date:
Wed, 8 Jul 1998 12:53:16 EDT
From:
RPM21ACE@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hey Doc and Becky:
We have just been hanging out also. Have you tried out the new Millville
Cafe? Lets meet there some eve and try it out. Sounds like pig roasts are
getting popular. We need to do again before we get too old.
Cheers
Bob and Della
Subject:
Hi! Doc. You have a neet page.
Date:
Tue, 30 Jun 1998 20:43:41 -0700
From:
"leroy barker" 1240j@email.msn.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I am still new at this serch &hope to find , but you've put togeather a most
interesting bunch of pages. Ihope you keep it going long enought for me to
be able to learn computer opps & enjoy the whole thing. Roy
Barker stude22@juno.com. Bie
Subject:
Re: kk courts
Date:
Thu, 18 Jun 1998 14:57:58 -0700
From:
"Robert C. Shoff, D.D.S." robshoff@c-zone.net
To:
"C. David Hemp DDS Inc." dochemp@c-zone.net
Thank you for sending the tickets up to the office. That was really nice
of you! My hubby and I are going to use 2 of them Friday afternoon. I
hope KK courts is fun and have a good weight room, I like to lift weights:)
Tell you how it went after... Terri
Subject:
kk courts
Date:
Tue, 16 Jun 1998 12:19:59 -0700
From:
"Robert C. Shoff, D.D.S." robshoff@c-zone.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi doc hemp. We were thinking about calling Kangaroo Kourts today and I
just happened to be on the internet at that very moment and thought I would
search KK in Redding California and low & behold your little city site came
up as my first search choice. What coincidence! Could we get 3 passes to
try it out on our lunch hour or whenever??? When I get really good at
handball I'll set up a game and BEAT THE SOCKS OFF YOU!!
Terri @ Dr. Shoff's
:)
Date:
Wed, 10 Jun 1998 22:11:48 -0700
From:
"Tim Grabeal" timtim@shasta.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Tim Grabeal wrote:
Hi!
My name is Tim Grabeal and I saw your web address on the IBM/PCUG The
Motherboard newsletter. I stopped by at the meeting for the first time
on Placer and only stayed for a few minutes because of my hearing loss
with hearing aids I couldn't hear. If you were there. too bad I didn't
get to meet you...
>>>>>>>>>
Tim, sorry to say I've never been to a meeting - didn't think I turned my membership in
this year = have always supported the local group though = yes I do all my own work =
that is why I don't have time to go to the 20 clubs we belong to or to teach others. this
group is a good place to learn though = go to the individual classes = smaller & easier to
hear.
good luck
Doc Hemp
Subject:
Frenchy Beaudoin
Date:
Sat, 30 May 1998 00:18:03 -1000
From:
John Beaudoin beaudoin@gte.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hello Dr. Hemp,
I'm sure that you don't remember me, but you knew my Dad, Frenchy, a
long time ago. I found your "B.A.D. Chariots" web site a couple of
months ago while looking for pictures of cars and planes. I told my Dad
about it not really knowing or remembering who you were (I was just a
kid when I lived in Redding). I figured that my Dad might know you.
You may have heard from him already because I gave him your web site
URL.
It seems like I remember that you had a Pantera or some other exotic car
when I was a kid in Redding. Is that right? If it wasn't you, then it
was another doctor or dentist that my Dad knew back then. I remember
drooling over that car.
I'm now an Army Blackhawk Helicopter pilot living in Hawaii. I've been
flying the Medevac unit here for over three and a half years, and also
flew Medevac in Korea for a year prior to this. I'm leaving here in
June for a month off in Oregon (with Dad) and then to move to Ft.
Rucker, Alabama to be a helicopter instructor pilot. I'll be in
Roseburg for the Graffiti Days Show and Cruise. Do you ever go to
that? It's one not to be missed by any auto enthusiasts.
I plan to spend another 1 to 3 years in the Army before I try to move on
to a civilian flying job. Do you have any connections there with any
air ambulance companies? I'm sure that it will be nearly impossible to
find a job like that in Oregon, where we want to live. My father-in-law
lives in Redding, so I'm sure that my wife would be delighted if we were
to settle there. She was born and raised for part of her childhood in
Corning.
I love all of the cars, planes, and motorcycles on your web site. I've
still never had the time to sit and look at all of it, but I see it a
little at a time. My Dad is attempting to sell cars from a web site,
and I have recently starting working on one of my own for my family.
You should look at my Dad's if you haven't already seen it, and look at
the page on my site devoted to my work. There are some helicopter
pictures. There is also a picture with my Dad in it on the bottom of my
Christmas Photos page. I will eventually try to add a page devoted to
general aviation too. I've been a fixed wing pilot since 1982, long
before I joined this crazy Army (what was I thinking?).
I hope that all is well with you and your family. I'll probably stop in
Redding to visit my father-in-law sometime this summer, so I'll get to
see the town where I was raised once again. I'm hoping to fly a rented
plane down from Oregon, but I may have to settle for driving since my
wife just had our forth child and it's hard to rent a plane that big in
Roseburg. Below you'll find the site addresses that I referred to.
Frenchy's Investment Auto- http://www.investment-auto.com/index.htm
The Beaudoin Family- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/8782/
John Beaudoin
Subject:
numerous sites
Date:
Wed, 3 Jun 1998 17:33:58 +1000
From:
"Blenheim Capital Limited" blenheim@onaustralia.com.au
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
first time I have found your sites and am very impressed I would like to
link music to our site and will investigate.
we are an Australian based investment house wessex@wessex.com.au
Regards
Peter
Subject:
Great site
Date:
Sun, 31 May 1998 19:09:51 -0400
From:
"Bruce J. Nadler, M.D." bjnads@pipeline.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Just had to tell you that I think your site is terrific.
Bruce J. Nadler, M.D.
World's Strongest Plastic Surgeon
Nadler International Center for Enhancement and Rejuvenation
Nature is cruel. We are N.I.C.E.R.
http://www.drnadler.com
>>>>>>
(Bruce's response to an email I sent him)
Thank you.
I've got an elliptical trainer at home myself. It's one of the few aerobic activities I can do without being bored out of my mind.
I like your motorcycles. Some of my work is featured in the July Easy Riders.
Bruce
Subject:
Cool Site
Date:
Mon, 1 Jun 1998 19:12:41 -0700
From:
"Leonard C. Fowler" lcf@alphainfo.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dave and Becky;
Just happened to run across your web site tonight while looking for old cars. This is definately one of the coolest sites I've ever seen. I could
stay in here for hours. Keep up the good work.
Leonard
LCF
LCF@Temecula.com
Subject:
Date:
Sun, 10 May 1998 07:16:20 -0700
From:
"Terry Rust " trust@mercy.org
To:
"Dave Hemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
Hempster: You guessed her chester. I did get the Waves. I don't have
time for that and yes I did save a couple of them and Yes I will have a
drink I need one pho sho.
I have tried to get my fax to work and sometimes it does and most of the
time it doesn't. I spent the whole friggen day and nite on it. Here it is
7AM and I will be at it again, I am bugging Gateway.
It looks like rain again. and by the way the Beave and I want to ride 3
flags with you guys and of course we can use your new trailer to haul them
to Mexico for the ride. Right. Even if you won't ,can't,or are way to weak
for a 700mi. day and must hit checks and all the good stuff, I am most
happy to show off your trailer. I will rent it for a nominal fee and I do
mean nominal like a penny or less a mile. Seriously why have a Harley
trailer when you have a Harley? No wonder you have trouble looking at your
little Old Pee Pee. I can't talk. My love handles are so large and loose
I can't get my hands around them to scratch my ass.
Well I have got to go so from the heart of my bottom or I mean from the
bottom of my heart, have a nice day, if you ever get out of bed. Crusty
>>>>>>>>>>>
Crusty,
Because it's a 26 ft car trailer for the studebaker, not the Harleys = a wide body like me - and NO you
road butchers can't touch it - even if you come out to see it - you can't touch it! I am
setting it up as the king of trailers - very high tech & organized, clean, beautiful - I am only
keeping the car just so I have a reason for the trailer! something to put in it - this is what I
bought the big dually for - for this trailer.. And after you asphalt demons see how many
times you can roll it .... I'll look like a gypsy tryin to steal sumpin every time I go
somewhere!
Now as far as not seeing uncle willy any more ... with this new Viagra I should be able to
ring door bells with it ..... gain another 100lbs.
Subject:
Info and Input...
Date:
Thu, 07 May 1998 21:29:48 -0400
From:
Rosamund wrencd6@intrepid.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Your site is great....but the sound quality sucks...and if you're gonna
have a audio wav of "Frauline", where's the words? They make the song,
you know...
Keep improvin' things...I'll be back to check...
>>>>>>>>>>
Subject:
Re: Info and Input...
Date:
Thu, 07 May 1998 22:01:35 -0400
From:
Rosamund wrencd6@intrepid.net
To:
"C. David Hemp DDS Inc." dochemp@c-zone.net
References:
1 , 2
>>>>>>>>>>
C. David Hemp DDS Inc. wrote:
>
> It may be so
> For all I Know..
> But it sounds so mighty queer
> I hate like hell
> To doubt your word
> But your Bullshit don't go here.
>>>>>>>>>
I don't understand your reply, Sir, nor its' meaning...
Nothing I sent you was intended as "bullshit"--and I find your
discourteous response offensive..
In other words, you have offended a Southern Lady and a Witch ... So
Mote It Be!
Wren Catherine's Daughter of the Bloodline of the Lady Morgan le Fay...
>>>>>>>>>>>>
To: webmaster@intrepid.net
Webmaster - this witch didn't identify herself in her first email & I get over 20,000/year &
thought it was one of my world wide pals bullshittin me = we have midi music (not wav
music) can't have words for pete's sake! As any interneter knows! I was simply
repeating a funny limeric about 50 years old. Say don't you guys burn witches anymore?
- hee-hee!!
Doc Hemp
Subject:
web developers in area?
Date:
Wed, 15 Apr 1998 08:59:37 +0000
From:
kidsart kidsart@macshasta.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Wed am...4/15
Dave...ie Doc...
I am a web programmer and busness owner in Mt Shasta...also a workshop
presenter. I am teaching a "business on the internet" class up in
Weaverville and Hayfork the next two weekends with 25 small business
owners in that area who are interested in establishing business
websites. One of my objectives is to introduce these folks to the web
resources, programmers, hosting services, etc. available in their area,
which obviously includes Redding. I see your name pop up on many of the
Redding sites I've surfed to (including your cool Harley site) and since
you seem to be part of the local web scene, I venture to inquire...
Do you know of Redding (or Trinity County) area website programmers who
would like to visit the class I'm teaching to present a related topic,
explain their services and meet these potential clients? Who should I
contact?
Thanks for any help you can provide! Kim Solga
kidsart@macshasta.com
Subject:
This is wonderful!
Date:
Thu, 9 Apr 1998 01:57:57 -0700
From:
"Jeanelle Ray" bjray@camalott.com
To:
I'm having a ball with your website, sent to me by an internet buddy in
Australia! This is bringing back great memories of hours at the piano
playing "The Entertainer", "Glow Worm", in between the Chopin and Beethoven
and Lizt. Love it that you have so much piano...and your wedding pictures
and the later one of both of you with the Harley....pretty cute
couple....and you must be my age! Ta Da! Glad to know that someone else
from our generation refuses to give in to acting and looking like those
*old* people!
Subject:
Love your webpage!
Date:
Wed, 8 Apr 1998 22:17:12 -0400
From:
"lindajeh" lindajeh@frontiernet.net
To:
Hi Becky & Dave,
I stumbled onto your page looking for info. about the packers.I'm still
there and it's been 15min.! I just love the music & your picts. r great
too! Looks like you folks no how to have fun.I'm from upstate NY but if I
ever get down your way I'll be sure to drop in. Thanx again for the great
page.
sincerly, Linda M Huffman
Subject:
Steve Young calling cards
Date:
Wed, 08 Apr 1998 13:11:48 -0700
From:
BABE SLACK faces.babe@worldnet.att.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I found your wonderful site because I was searching for 49er fans. I
have 19.9 cents a minute (limited edition,collectable)Steve Young
calling cards for sale at $25. And I'm looking for 49er fans who want
some. If you or any of your friends do please email me back at
faces.babe@worldnet.att.net, I'll tell you how to order them
on'line.Thanks Babe Slack ps. I almost made it all the way thru, I will
bookmark and come back again, love the music...
Subject:
Enjoyable...
Date:
Sat, 04 Apr 1998 20:50:56 -0500
From:
Jeffrey Klimek kjeff@voyager.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hey guys,
My name is Jeff Klimek from Michigan. I really don't
remember how I ended up on your web site but, am sure glad I did. I'm
not a bike rider...in fact I they scare me. I'v tried riding my
cousin's a few times but, never got the feel for it. I jumped out of
airplanes while I was in the service. That was a blast....Try it some
time. I'm taking the family to Cheyenne, Yellowstone, and Mt.Rushmore
this summer. We'll probably hit Sturgis about July 7th. It would be
interesting to meet you guys. The opinions you have remind me of my
dad. Well, I just wanted to let you know I enjoyed your site and I'm
sure I'll be back to read more when I have the time.
>From Michigan,
Jeff
donnette@comwerx.net wrote:
MY NAME IS DUSTIN SYPHRETT I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN THE JUNIOR
BULL RIDERS
ASSOCIATION, PLEASE SEND ME SOME INFO ON HOW TO JOIN. I RODE 13
BULLS THIS LAST
YEAR. I AM THIRTEEN AND OF THOSE 13 BULLS I ONLY FELL OFF OF 4 OF
THEM. THANKS
FOR YOURE TIME.
DUSTIN
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Dustin!
You sound like a VERY GOOD athlete! And a heck of a Bull Rider!
Look in your local phone book under the National Rodeo Association - call that number
& get the closest Junior program to you & a number to reach them.
Good luck! If you have a photo of you on one of the bulls I will put it up on the rodeo
page! Send it with a self addressed stamped envelop if you want the photo back or email
it as a jpeg to me if you have a scanner.
Subject:
web page
Date:
Sat, 28 Mar 1998 08:45:03 -0700
From:
"Tom Roll" troll@ctctel.com
To:
CC:
"rudy radke" barnes@ndsuext.nodak.edu
Dave and Becky
I picked your page up on the computer at my brother in laws place. I have an email at the office as follows: Rudy
Radke----barnes@ndsuext.nodak.edu .
I like the music. We enjoy old Impalas. We are currently restoring a 67 396 convertible. We are also restoring my sons 52 Seeburg 45
jukebox. We're nuts but we love it. I'm also almost 50 so I relate.
Sincerely
Rudy Radke
Subject:
YOU ARE DRIVING ME CRAZY
Date:
Fri, 27 Mar 1998 18:01:50 -0800
From:
Harry Biggins hlbcoyote@snowcrest.net
To:
"Dave \"DOC\" & Becky Hemp" dochemp@c-zone.net
That damm song from the 50s, I got the name of it right on the tip of my tongue,,
BUT, I cant think of the name, I been hummmmmmming it all day, Stella said that I
was driving HER crazy, lucky for me, I dont have to far to drive.
Well I just went to your web page again, Boy I wish somebody would name that tune.
I know, I know it. ..............HARRY
Subject:
Date:
Wed, 25 Feb 1998 21:40:25 -0800
From:
Rich & Michele Lincoln rlincoln@c-zone.net
To:
"'dochemp@c-zone.net'"
Howdy
I am finally on the computer again. I really like the 49er page
You did. It is good and also funny. I like the picture Joe gave you
The background is great . ha ha hee hee. But I mean it. Nice to see
All the players working out. Its nice and clear. But I wish I could see their
butts a little better!
Sincerely,
The Blond Bomb Shell!
Subject:
MUSIC
Date:
Mon, 09 Mar 1998 15:19:44 -0800
From:
VORKETTE@ix.netcom.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I love the music selection but I'm surprised that you haven't included
Golden Earings "RADAR-LOVE", hows about addin that one to the list????
Also, if you wouldn't mind sending me a price list for your Dentistry
services "Snail-Mail" I would greatly appreciate it.
You can send a brocure or whatever to: Wendy Baldridge. And I gotta tell ya, I love the site it's RFO don't ya
know!!!!!!!!!
>>>>>>>>>>
Wendy, sorry - we don't take new patients from out of town & only those refered by existing patients from in town.
Sincerely,
Wendy Baldridge
Subject:
49er update response
Date:
Tue, 24 Feb 1998 18:28:10 -0800 (PST)
From:
avargas@shastalink.k12.ca.us (joe and amy vargas)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi Guys,
We really enjoyed the new "pics". Thanks for thinking of us and
including us on the WEB. We'll remember you when we get famous - like after
Joe kicks Stubblefield's ass for being traded!
Take care, and tell Green to look out for the Vargas machine.
J & A
Subject:
Re: time warp
Date:
Mon, 09 Feb 1998 16:51:05 +1300
From:
David Lane davesall@icarus.ihug.co.nz
To:
"C. David Hemp D.D.S"
David,
thanks for your last e m. Here's a short cut. If it's 10pm Sunday night (your time) you count back 5 hours on your
watch and that will show that the time in NZ is 5pm the next day. (Monday)
Or if your time is Monday 8-30 am , count back 5 and our time is 3-30am Tuesday morning.
We will have to get that camera software some day so that I can see how many fillings you've got.
Until then,
David.
Subject:
Rodeo
Date:
Fri, 06 Feb 1998 20:07:28 -0800
From:
Janet Barrett gramof3@pacbell.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
im trying to get my cousin into JR. rodeo hes 10 my son is 4 and wants
to rodeo is there a place in San Diego or do you know how i can get
information?
thank you
Shannon Pinkerton
Subject:
MAGNA SUPERCHARGERS FOR HARLEY
Date:
Thu, 26 Feb 1998 05:26:52 -0500
From:
davidbhill@mediaone.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Doc Hemp,
I've have enjoyed your web site. I especially got a good hoot from the
MAGNA SUPERCHARGERS FOR HARLEY page. The word "Magna" is what got my
attention since I drive a 1985 Honda V65 Magna. What I think is funny
as hell is that it takes $2400 and up to get 101hp out of an FLHTC, when
for a few hundred more you could buy a complete motorcycle that has more
hp and handles well in the corners to boot!
My original route to your site was a search on "Pantera"; I was trying
to explain to my 10 year old son what a Pantera is. Nice pics.
And I see you do some fine shooting with a model 41 S&W. I have one of
those too, including the long compensated barrel. Haven't done a lot of
target shooting, but when I got out of the Army and went to college in
1980, I shot rimfire metallic silhouette matches at the local club and
managed to win enough money each month to feed myself. Oh, and I'm
jealous of your range. No way I'll ever be able to do that around
Atlanta, too built up.
Anyway, I enjoyed it and thought I'd let you know.
David Hill
davidbhill@mindspring.com
www.mindspring.com/~davidbhill/home.htm
Subject:
HI
Date:
Sun, 03 Aug 1997 22:02:49 -0400
From:
Cheryl Nicholson
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Doc: My Teeth are good 'my internet skills basic at best'using my
daughters computer'think your site is great
Subject:
Thumbs Up B.A.D.!
Date:
Wed, 06 Aug 1997 00:26:59 -0700
From:
Don Allen
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dave and Becky,
You all are the greatest! I came across your webpage(s) by accident a
couple of months ago when I was in Florida. My brother had gotten a new
computer, and wanted to know how to get on the Internet. After we
logged on, I was demonstrating how search engines work. I was trying to
show him how you could come up with any subject and find webpages for
them. For some reason I came up with "old cars", I believe it was, or
maybe "antique cars" -- I don't remember which one it was for sure.
Anyhow, one of the first things that came up was the Studebaker Club,
which I then clicked on and began seeing all of the old Studebakers.
"So now you know [that Dave and Becky were] the rest of the story", as
Paul Harvey says.
As I write this, I'm listening to "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly",
from the B.A.D. Chariots page. Granny Hemp on the Harley is something
else! And I love the music room -- with all the good nostalgic
sounds. My hat is off to you guys. Keep up the good work! You make
surfing the web a real pleasure.
I wish I lived near you all so you could teach me how to be creative
on the net. But, unfortunately, East Tennessee is a long way from
California. I live in Knoxville, a big country town, whose main claims
to fame is being the Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park,
home of the University of Tennessee, the Tennessee Volunteers football
team, and site of the 1980 World's Fair. Other than that, this is just
hillbilly heaven.
Well, I reckon I'll sign off now. Thanks for the memories. Keep up
the good work -- you brighten a lot of days.
Sincerely,
Don Allen
p.s. Speaking of search engines, you might already know about this one,
but I really like "www.dogpile.com". If you are patriotic, check out
"www.ptialaska.net/~swampy". Let me know if you like them, or already
knew about them. If you know any real good sites, I would appreciate
your passing them on.
If you send mail to some of your admirers, how about adding my address
to the list. My permanent address is donallen@tibn.com, but my present
service provider is Sprint, where my Email address is
donallen@sprintmail.com. Bye for now.
Subject:
Re: You are the GREATEST!
Date:
Sun, 11 Jan 1998 16:45:16 -0600
From:
Don Carroll donniec@ix.netcom.com
Organization:
D.C. Productions
To:
"C. David Hemp D.D.S"
References:
1
C. David Hemp D.D.S wrote:
Don,
You are the GREATEST! Any e-mails I have tried to send to you over the
last couple years have always come back = something wrong - this is the
first time on your site! should go through! I have many of your
Sequenced Midis. Have given you credit on the site. Our site - Dental
& BAD Chariots is noncommercial, humor & great music thanks to you! I
will now put a link to your page from our Cool Links Room.
I really like how you did your juke box too.
http://www.c-zone.net/dochemp/
Thanks again,
Doc Hemp.
>>>>>>>>>>
What's up Doc?
Thanks so much for the kind words. It makes it worth all the effort
that I put into my sequences when I get a response like yours. I just visited
your page. After picking my self up off the floor from laughing, (particularly at the note to 'English teachers, linguists, and Menssa recruits)
I decided to write and say thanks for making my day. I'm honored to have my music included at your site.
Also, thanks for the award. I'll display it proudly.
Don Carroll
Houston, Texas
donniec@ix.netcom.com
http://www.dave-gipson.com/carroll/carroll.htm
http://midistudio.com/management/don/
Subject:
Thanks For Signing!
Date:
Wed, 06 Aug 1997 13:42:21 -0500
From:
don sanders donsanders@why.net
Organization:
don sanders marketing concepts
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hello! We heard you were an oldies fan. We are writing a book on the
Drive-In Theatre that is due in stores in October. We would love for
you to check out our web site at http://www.americandrivein.com
We would love to hear your comments. Have a rockin day!
Sincerely,
Alison Whittington
Subject:
A good Italian Restraunt...
Date:
Sun, 10 Aug 1997 20:38:21 -0400 (EDT)
From:
Ping07@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Is La Gondola on Eureka Way, its got great food and nice people that work
there,
ubject:
Thanks
Date:
Wed, 13 Aug 1997 00:31:47 -0000
From:
"jmackier"
To:
Your Web Site is Great. Thanks for all your efforts.
Subject:
Great Entertainment
Date:
Wed, 20 Aug 1997 21:31:22 -0700
From:
Ernie Lemas elemas@micron.net
Organization:
FEC Systems
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
You have created the most entertaining pages I have seen on the www.
Keep up the good work.. Ernie
Subject:
Love your web site!
Date:
Thu, 21 Aug 1997 17:17:16 -0400
From:
"Eric Ball" eball@firstsaga.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi, folks!
Your web site was recommended to me by a good friend and neighbor
(curiously enough, also a dentist) as a spot to find ideas for my own
(2 days old) web site. Jeez! Talk about hog (whoops!) heaven. I
just love it, love it, love it! (Apologies to Lyle).
I guess I'm just gonna have to buy some web building books and see
what I can do to spruce up my own dowdy site. I suspect a good dose
of Hemp will give me some ideas (hee, hee).
Thanks for being there!
--
_____________________________________________________________
The trouble with doing nothing is that it's hard to tell when
you're finished.
Eric L. Ball eball@firstsaga.com
Richmond, Virginia USA eball@ibm.net
http://www2.firstsaga.com/eball
Subject:
Homepage
Date:
Sat, 23 Aug 1997 00:14:43 -0700
From:
Hybrid1@webtv.net (Anthony Wiggins)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Your site is great!
You and your better half seem like life loving, fun loving people.
I'm building my home page. Where can I find that image of a speaker with
music notes coming out of it? I would like to use it also.
If your dentist office is anything like your homepage I'm sure your
patiences don't mind waiting for you.
Thank you!
Subject:
Terrific Web Site
Date:
Sat, 23 Aug 1997 19:57:49 -0700
From:
Busse-Gill@webtv.net (Mike Gill)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Just a note to Say "Hi" from Portland,Ore. We had a H.O.G. Rally This
Weekend Last time had to go clear to Reno. My wife and I Love this site
, We were at the Harley Owners Group Web Page and found this. Keep On
Keeping. On. I'm also a vintage car, Harley, and music Buff. Any how
the wife and I say "NICE WEB SITE"
Subject:
Re: Great Home Page
Date:
Sun, 24 Aug 1997 14:23:51 -0500
From:
rbroten@earthlink.net (Bob Broten)
To:
"C. David Hemp D.D.S"
I will resend. Good to hear from you. I have about 30 nice slides (35 mm)
of the trip out for scanning. I will upload those to my home page soon and
let you know when it is ready. I will send along some to you as well.
Good to hear from you,
Bob
Subject:
Cool!
Date:
Sat, 24 Aug 1996 14:53:33 -0700
From:
The Delks
To:
mom and dad
Howdy you guys!
Clay just left a little while ago. He was tunin'
a few things up on the ol' computer. I just got
done checkin' out the new addition to the B.A.D.
Chariots page (ie. Sturgis '97) Pretty dog gone
cool! Great story, very entertaining! Well, I
gotta run and clean up this house before Kath gets
home. She took six of her old students up to the
Water Works Park up there in Redding. I'll be
seein' y'all bright and early tomorrow morning.
Thanks again for the greatest vacation
ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love,
Rob
Subject:
Web site music
Date:
Sun, 24 Aug 1997 17:19:19 -0400
From:
"Eric Ball" eball@firstsaga.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Doc,
I've been trying to add music to my new site for 2 days now.
Everything works fine when I use the web stuff on my hard drive, but
when I upload contents of my web directory to the web, the music
doesn't work (neither embedded nor linked) and Communicator 4.02 says
I need a plug-in for embedded music and it trys to download linked
music.
I have to assume that, since I pirated your code and modified it to
suit, that maybe I have to put an executable or something else on the
web site to make it work.
Any suggestions?
--
_____________________________________________________________
The trouble with doing nothing is not knowing when you're finished.
Eric L. Ball eball@firstsaga.com
Richmond, Virginia USA eball@ibm.net
http://www2.firstsaga.com/eball
Subject:
Tooth Glue
Date:
Sun, 24 Aug 1997 20:08:40 -0400 (EDT)
From:
JAWIME@aol.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Just came back from a course that Ray gave here in Norfolk, Va. It was the
first time I had been able to hear one of his lectures. It was great! Even
though the presentation was on a Sunday, there were a total of 48 very
interested dentists in attendance.
I have been a big user of 3M products, however , I left the meeting with
about 350 dollars worth of merchandise. He reallly has a very down to earth
practical approach to this art and science of bondodontics.
Regards,
Jim Meares Va. Beach, Va.
RBertolott@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 97-08-25 00:15:05 EDT, you write:
<< t's been a while - how's it going?
hi dave,
thanks for the mail forward. that was a good group at norfolk. one of
the best i have experienced in a long time. it sounds like your referral, dr.
meares had a good experience. thanks for the referral .
things are going very well. i am working a lot less hard in the office,
having been bought out by an associate who wants to work more.
i am going to learn more about web sites so i can personally modify mine. i
plan on a bondodontists chat room. what do you think about that idea?
all the best.
>>>>>>>>>>>
Ray,
fantastic on the bondodontists chat & or reading (e-mail room) people love reading the
e-mails at their leasires, the chat room would be live - the e-mail room you could post all
the questions & answers you give! would really help the shy ones out that draw a blank
at meetings.
i am heading to a 3 day week in the next 2 years = am on my 3rd year of 4day weeks
now. tried an associate for a few years = too much confusion in the office.
keep in touch,
dave
p.s. i added his e-mail in our reading room 3 - overflow 3a room. - & this one too.
and you have single handedly changed the face of dentistry in the 20th century more than
anyone else alive & earned every dollar you have made through your lecturing! go out
tommorow & buy that expensive toy & reward yourself for all of us!!!!
doc hemp
Subject:
Sturgis and beyond
Date:
Mon, 1 Sep 1997 20:15:48 -0700
From:
roberte15@juno.com (Robert E Horseman, DDS)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Just checked out your Sturgis trip, Dave. Kinda makes me wish I was 30
years younger! The graphics are awesome. I'd like to be able to do that
sort of thing, but don't even think about telling me how it's done--I
have enough trouble just logging on.
Check out the Dr. Bob page in the September CDA Journal. There's
supposed to be a cartoon of a Harley toillustrate the article.
Charley sez he's never ridden one and has only seen one from a
distance--a safe distance, at that--so the accuracy of the drawing may
not be what a grizzled old veteran like yourself might approve of.
Aren't you supposed to be fixing teeth? What kinda image you giving for
the young bucks just graduating?
Horseman
dschepps@mercy.org
Don Schepps wrote:
Yo Dave,
Saw the poster in the office today about your site. Truely awesome!
HOWEVER, you probably ought to check in at the office. I saw a guy there
who looks EXACTLY like you and purports to be a dentist but, a surgeon
can never be fooled, for NO ONE PERSON could have the time to create
such a great web site and carry on a dental practice!
So ..... next time I,m strapped into "the chair of death" I'm gonna
insist on seeing some I.D. before you stick any sharp stuff in the
vicinity of MY face!
Don Schepps
dschepps@mercy.org
P.S. A truely great car site is for naught without an NSX picture!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
You surgeons are real cut ups!!!! Hee-hee! I would be honored to show your NSX on
the BAD Chariots page!! Bring a photo of you & the car by the office!! (with you
standing behind the car ..... a wayz back ... we wouldn't want to scar .... I mean scare
(you scar people every day!) anybody now would we!!!! hee-hee again!
Doc Hemp
Now this is few facts of life we can all relate to!
(thanks to attorney Don Ballard "Sailor" - Harley Bro)
If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.
A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking.
Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism.
He who hesitates is probably right.
Never do card tricks for the group you play poker with.
No one is listening until you make a mistake.
Success always occurs in private, and failure in full view.
The colder the X-ray table, the more of your body is required on it.
The hardness of the butter is proportional to the softness of the
bread.
The severity of the itch is proportional to the reach.
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is
research.
To succeed in politics, it is often necessary to rise above your
principles.
Two wrongs are only the beginning.
You never really learn to swear until you learn to PLAY GOLF! (this is mine)
The problem with the gene pool is that there is no lifeguard.
A preacher visits an elderly woman from his congregation. As he sits on the couch he notices a large bowl of peanuts on the coffee table.
"Mind if I have a few" he asks? "No not at all" the woman replied. They chat for an hour and as the preacher stands to leave, he realizes
that instead of eating just a few peanuts, he emptied most of the bowl. "I'm totally sorry for eating all your peanuts, I really just meant to
eat a few." "Oh that's all right" the woman says."Ever since I lost my teeth, all I can do is suck the chocolate off them!!!!
An old man of ninety was sitting on a park bench crying. A policeman noticed this and asked him why he was crying. "Well," says the old fellow,
"I just got married to a twenty-five year old woman. Every morning she makes me a wonderful breakfast and then we make love. In the
afternoon she makes me a wonderful lunch and then we make love. At dinner time she makes me a wonderful supper and then we make love."
The policeman looks at the old man and says, "You shouldn't be crying! You should be the happiest man in the world!"
So the old man says, "I know! I'm crying because I don't remember where I live!
Subject:
Fantastic
Date:
Mon, 15 Sep 97 01:06:14 UT
From:
"Richard Butler"
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Doc Hemp
I'm a senior at Creighton U. - why don't you come and teach here! HA!HA! Keep
up the great work with all the practical up-to-date info along with the fun
stuff too.
Rich B.
Orville Harp wrote:
Really enjoyed your "bike" trip. Some of the road you traveled on was
quite
familiar to me. A thought passed through my mind to send 'Doc' on ahead of
us to pick out the good eating spots. For years I would drive into a service
station and ask the attendant where is a good place to eat. Finally, I got
smart
to the fact they probably live on Hamburgers......so that was a dumb question.
So many times, a good eating place doesn't stay in business too long.
For
years we kept sending people to a special place in Long Beach. When we ate
there the people stood in line to get in. After ten years we went back and
it was
terrible.
One time we were traveling north of Bieber and stopped in at a tiny Cafe in
Adin. We ordered a Roast Beef sandwich. As we were eating we observed
the lady bringing out fresh baked pies. (right out of the oven). So, we
started
sampling each one. That was the highlight of our summer and many years to
come.
We are planning a "fly fishing trip" on the Green River, Oct. 10, 11, and 12.
If you have any interest in fly fishing that is like dieing and going to
Heaven. 19,000 fish per mile. You float down a 7 mile canyon. No roads.
This is the
country that Butch Cassidy and the other outlaws lived in. The trip down the
river is quite beautiful.
Thanks for including us on your traveling list......We enjoyed the trip
too....
Have a great day........Bye for now Orville and Bettie
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Orville & Bettie,
I am green with envy & cried a green river of tears! Have fun on your trip - although
why you'd rather go fly fishing instead of trout fishing is beyond me - hee-hee!
Have a ton of fun!!! Keep in touch -
Uncle Dave!!
Subject:
(no subject)
Date:
Fri, 26 Sep 1997 23:32:56 -0400
From:
Jeff Olsen clubs@sojourn.com
Organization:
Dental Esthetics
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
CC:
clubs@sojourn.com
Hi, Dr. Hemp, I'm Don Randall's daughter, Miriam Olsen. He asked me to
log on to your web site, and I'm glad I did! Being a 1 person lab I am
sheltered from the rest of the dental world. Even the sales people don't
bother to come around (there are advantages to being on my own!). So, I
turn to the internet to explore what's new in dental.
I'm thrilled when I find another who holds the same philosophy as my own
. I was also thrilled to hear music on your web site! It's a first for
me. I thought I'd have to download something.I know very little about
this computer world we live in today! But, more than my dad (gotta love
'em anyway!) He did'nt want to sit down at my computer. He would hold
the mouse like he holds a baby,(with his hands behind his back looking
over someone elses shoulders!) So, I printed some of your pages for him
to read. Of course, I ran out of paper in the process. I ran out of
staples too! Your web site is enormous, with lots to do. And I enjoyed
it.
I run a very small operation, with 2 clients (brother and sister) and
they keep me busy. It's suppose to be part time for me, but I always
spend more time perfecting and taking one last look before the case goes
back. There's not an hour in the day I haven't covered yet working in
the lab. Being a mother also enjoyably complicates things. So, I'm in
and out working when I can. Speaking of motherhood, I need to get back
to my family.
I'll back on your web site again, to see what's new. Oh by the way as I
was reading your philosophy page, I wondered if your beliefs are the
same as mine with bleaching...NOT SO WHITE, Your teeth will loose the
vitality and become more opaque. And don't forget, that coffee every
morning will darken them again! I believe in preventitive maintanence,
that which occurs at home in the bathroom with a toothbrush and dental
tape.
Thanks, Miriam Olsen clubs@sojourn.com (clubs stands for golf
clubs, my husband the golf nut set up the on line service for us)
Subject:
web page
Date:
Thu, 16 Oct 1997 18:35:41 -0600
From:
Alan Rockwood alan_rockwood@lardav.com
Organization:
Larson-Davis, Inc.
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
CC:
arock@dino.lardav.com
I love your web page about your relatives in the air war! Some day I
will learn to fly.
Incidently, my dad was a Marine Corps officer during WWII. He hated the
marines when he was in the service, but now he lways wears his Marine
Corps tie bar. Fortunately for him he didn't see combat, but would have
been in the the force invading Japan if the bomb hadn't been dropped.
Alan Rockwood, PhD
Subject:
porcelain veneers case #8
Date:
Thu, 16 Oct 1997 19:19:20 -0700
From:
Tami Ledford tledford@infoave.net
Organization:
fmh
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hello Dr. Hemp
love you web site
and your talent
I have been a long sufferer of yellow teeth
I was wondering what was the shade of teeth
in case #8 (you noted it was lightned 11 shades)
I have talked with some dentists that have did some
work and they seem to be reluctant to go white.
with all the expense and time and some pain and
discomfort I feel like you ought to go white shiny
and the sky is the limit. you only live once
maybe i should find a new dentist
I want a white smile gorgeous and sexy
not the yellow dentin I inherited from my parents
In your opinion , what is a natural white in shades of color
from dental labs and is the most believable
thank you for your time
TLedford@infoave.net
ubject:
intro
Date:
Tue, 14 Oct 1997 15:37:44 -0700
From:
"MICHAEL BERGER" ozberger@amaze.net.au
To:
dear doc hemp,
i am new to your/ other dental sites and really enjoy them--i didn't know
what i was missing out on, but have only been internet-linked earlier this
year.
keep up your good work/input.(i am a practicing dentist out of
sydney,australia)
look forward to hearing you here one day maybe!
yours sincerely,
mike berger
Subject:
Finding a Dort
Date:
Tue, 14 Oct 97 06:07:04 UT
From:
"Craig Bruins" cab608@classic.msn.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dave and Becky,
I hope you can help me. I have a love for early autos. I would love to
purchase, restore, and then drive one. I am partial to the dort which was made
in the teens and 20's. If you have any information which may lead me to
purchasing a Dort I would really appreciate it. I am having a hard time
finding people that have even heard of a dort. You can probably imagine how
hard it is to find one for sale.
Thanks for the great pictures of these beautiful classics. Keep up the good
work on the web page. Maybe someday I can send you a picture of my restored
Dort.
Thank You,
Craig Bruins
Subject:
the effects of soda/caffeine on teeth?
Date:
Tue, 14 Oct 1997 18:12:33 -0400
From:
Nelson joshua4@norfolk.infi.net
Organization:
home
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I once heard that if you put teeth in a glass of soda, they'd dissolve
overnight. For a science project, I want to find out if the caffeine in
sodas has any effect on their healthiness. What do you think?
Thanks a bunch for your help:)
Subject:
RDBMS Systems Engineer Needed
Date:
Thu, 16 Oct 1997 12:38:07 -0500 (CDT)
From:
dje@dmc10.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Please excuse the intrusion. Your email address was linked to a Relational Database site on the web. Consequently I thought I'd take a
chance and write, perhaps you can help me.
I am looking to hire a Relational Database Systems Engineer with experience in logical and physical design and performance tuning on an
Oracle, Sybase, Informix, or MS SQL RDBMS. This person will work independently, designing and managing the conversion(porting) from
one customer datase to our Database and once ported, do the necessary performance tuning. In addition, a stong understanding of Unix
will be required. This is an outstanding opportunity for someone to really develop and enhance their technical skill set and I hope you
might be able to point me in the right direction for such talent.
This full time employee will be based in the Northeast (anywhere from Boston to Southern New Jersey) with one of the software industry's
most recognizable Database companies. The salary would be up to $90,000 and the excellent benefits package would include matching 401K,
Medical, dental and profit sharing.
If you know someone that would be interested I can be contacted at:
Dave Eide
>Voice: (609) 584-9000 ext 273 Fax (609) 584-9575 Email dje@dmc10.com
Doc Doc wrote:
At 09:17 PM 10/23/97 -0700, C. David Hemp D.D.S wrote:
>Doc,
>I haven't done this in a while - Becky & I would like to present you
>with our B.A.D. Chariots Award of Excellence! Hope you can find room
>for it somewhere.
>Doc Hemp
====
I truely apprecaite the honour. OF course I have room.
Thanks again.
OBTW where did you come up with your Ebonics statement. Mine is not PURELY
orginal. Got the idea from some comic strip a few years back. Recently I
just replaced "Texanese" with Docbonics since the ebonics riff came about.
Enjoy
Doc Doc
>>>>>>>>>>>>
Doc Doc
My ebonics thing is 100% original done by myself entirely when that ebonics thing hit the
newspaper - did it because my spelling & propensity for poor punctuation is famous
through out the land! . I just don't bother or care to spend hours I could be doing
something else editing the hundereds of urls I have - so I have made it part of my site!
When people complain I say you obviously don't respect my ancient language! Hee-hee
This is my hobby & most people whose lives are ruined by a few mispelled words etc.
are very boring & not worth knowing & hate my type of sense of humor anyway .... so
either way they aren't coming back!
Regards,
Doc Hemp
Subject:
Hi
Date:
Sun, 26 Oct 1997 15:31:51 -0500
From:
Richard rwboyd@neo.lrun.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Well just to let you know have been on web for over 4 years and have
never stayed this long at one web site in all that time ...
Am not a harley guy or have any thing like you in your travels and no
old cars but i do fish the only thing we have in commom and i do have
some major dental work done ... but you have held my attention so long i
had to write you and tell you .. a fantantic web site ... and when i
update my sites will have you on there .. Good luck in all that you do
and by the way would like to use a couple of your gif's on my hidden
page of my site .. Again found you was doing some research on a car for
a freind of mine was looking for some infrom on 1940 ford coupe std ..
But am afraid i spent to much time at your site hehehe ....
Will remember the visit for a long time .. Richard
http://home.neo.lrun.com/rwboyd
Subject:
Congratulations
Date:
Sun, 26 Oct 1997 19:50:38 -0300
From:
cristina marycris@netfly.com.br
Organization:
netfly
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi! How are you?
I am Raquel Costa Martins and I am studing dentistry at UERJ-
"Universidade estadual do Rio de Janeiro" in Brazil.
Today i got luck to find your site. It is very interesting. I am like
this part of the odontology that we can see a beautiful result after the
treatment. Unfortunately, in my country the reality is very diferent...,
the priority is to restore cavities, periodonty,and a lot of exodonty.
The esthetics is left behind because of the economics problems.
I will always look for more informantions about you work.
Congratulations!!!
Raquel Costa Martins
Dear Dave,
I looked up Schick Technologies Inc. and they are being traded on NASDAQ.
Today's price was 21 3/4. 52 week high was 30 3/4 and the lo was 15 1/2. I
guess their stock went up a bit in September as they acquired 5% of another
company (Photobit). Now might be a good time to buy some.
Gave Tom the colored image of my teeth -- he couldn't figure out what it was
a picture of. Some radiologist . . . . Says he's heard about the digital
radiology (recently from Ken Haynes, the veterinarian).
So far the desensitizing varnish is great - will see how it goes once it all
wears off. I'll definitely keep you posted.
Many thanks,
Jan
Cloud Flyer wrote:
Dave and Becky this is one great site I find it worth the wait to
download and surf around in....
I found it by looking for G-scale stuff and old cars,,,,,,,,,
"Yur doin a nyce job and I like it alot..".
I also have alot of case work myself and must get caught up ( COORS OF
COURSE) LOL
The graphis and midi really add alot of fill in while the puters
workin and lookin fer STUFF!!!!!!!
We be flyin that way one of these here days and maybe we'll just
drop in and do a do the shootin thing with ya..just maybe
ifin you like.............
We'lp as soon as I figure how to get this here landin gear dwn I'll
be gettin to very important CASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KEEP UP THE OUTSTANDING WORK ON THEM THEIR CASES!!!!!!
STARFLYER
WE BE GONE
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Starflyer,
tanks 4 d kind words! wear B U frum? Wanna join our mensa chaptear? Youse
rights like D rest of us'n here at BAD Chariots!!
If'n U B target shooters - U B welcome to come buy anytime of coors & due (dew)
a bit O shootin. My shootin B as Good as my rightin! BETTER DUCK!!!
We have about a 100 feet of track or more laid out on our back deck G scale - nothing
else but track - & 2 trains - know kiddin - but one of my pals a few miles away has a
duesy!! Unbelievable Garden Layout! In fact it's one of the ones featured on the web
site!
Keep in touch
L8ER - Doc Hemp B Gone 2!
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Subject:
HEMP RACING TEAM
Date:
Tue, 09 Dec 1997 01:45:13 -0700
From:
Marcello del Giudice marcello@sisna.com
Reply-To:
marcello@mail.sisna.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
http://www.e-z.net/~ramage
Hey Doc Hemp,
I ran across your homepage, and thought I would point you at mine. We
are still working on it, but I think you will like it. When you get
those hits for hemp you can direct them to us if you would llike.
Thanks,
Marcello
Subject:
Wow!!
Date:
Sat, 13 Dec 1997 00:20:58 EST
From:
JSprad6589 jsprad6589@aol.com
Organization:
AOL (http://www.aol.com)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hey Hemp Boy!!,
Your a goofy Pup..............................And I love it!!!
What a fun site you have here...I just found it and have strapped myself in my
chair for a quick blast. It kind of puts me in the mind of some George Carlin
stuff.....Like "If I'm affending anyone out there ......Tough Sh_t!"
Just a quickie for ya....Hope it was good for you......
Gone Cruz'in
Lyt
>>>>>>>>>>>>
Lyt!!
Goofy isn't the half of it!!
You hit the bulls eye or ass on that one!! Hee-hee! I have boring people complain
because they can't get to the information fast enough - this site is entertainment first with
some info thrown in - I tell them there are plenty of libraries out there & stay the f_ _ _
off my site! Hee-hee again.
I think ole George Carlin would get a kick out of this site!
............. but if he didn't .......... who gives a sh_t!
(goofy pup!)
Subject:
...And a MERRY XMAS-HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all!
Date:
Sun, 14 Dec 1997 21:14:15 -0800
From:
Roger Nolan roger.nolan@worldnet.att.net
Organization:
Bicker Quarel & Moan Assoc.
To:
"C. David Hemp D.D.S"
References:
1
Merry Christmas Doc and Becky!
Great Card. We loved it.
The Big Product I was working on, Sun Internet Mail Server 3.1
(Finally) shipped on November 10th and has been getting great
product reviews in the press.
My phone is ringing off the hook--and I have been travelling quite
a bit. Just got back from sunny Ottawa as a matter of fact. It's
crazy, but every day I remind myself that this is what I wanted.
Best wishes for the New Year to you all. We will keep an eye out
for Harleys as we travel this year.
Roger and Dorothea
Subject:
BUSY!!!!!!
Date:
Tue, 16 Dec 1997 14:16:04 -0800
From:
"Don Nelson" n6umn@jps.net
To:
Hello Doc H.. Real busy down here with the Christmas rush at hand and
grumpy customers to go along with it..Retail is not the place to be this
time of year..At least you can shut the complainers ability to talk and go
on about your business..I cant do that so have to take all the verbal
abuse..Retirement in the mountains with a very large fence to keep out the
grumps would be nice..Heard from Tom this morning on the radio and he is
having some white stuff that is sticking to the ground up there..Good for
him..I was in the Air Force stationed in Maine and have had my fill of that
white stuff for a lifetime..Telephone installer and had to climb those
poles, inverted icycles, with tree spikes so I could get up there..No such
thing as a cherry picker back then..Chill factor of 60 below and that would
make you cold to the bone..Anyway not much cooking here..Did get the tree
up and the outdoor lights in place and working..Now for a little snooze and
then go to dinner tonight..Will check in with you later on..I wish you and
yours a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year..Hopefully you will
make enough money to adopt me so I can quit my job and move to the
mountains with that big fence..Hi to all there in the office..Gotta go
floss.........Bye........
Have a super day..
Don Nelson
Subject:
P-51s
Date:
Sat, 20 Dec 1997 22:41:31 -0800
From:
"Sailor"
To:
Wes:
Sailor here.
I saw the pic of you with the Mustang (looked like a late E model), I
didn't realize you were a rivet bucker. Cool. I am an A&P also. Started
life as a Navy aircraft engine mech, then an aircaraft maint. specialist
(WO-1), retired as a helo jockey.
I did some (seems like a lot) of work for Western Commander when they had
a shop in San Jose (late 1960s). They had the contract to do the
restorations for the "Flying Lady" in Gilroy, and I got the oppurtunity to
work on airplanes I had only dreamed of.F4U, F6F, F8F, P-51, etc. I had a
lot of experience on T-28, T-34, T-33, E-18 Beechcraft and had done some
restoration for the Confederate Air Force in Harligen, Tx. (me and Red
Scarbourgh did the engine on the Jap-Zero and tuned the 1820s on the B-17).
So, anyway, while at Western Commander I had the scarist experience of my
life (except when the drunk guy hit Diane and I on the Harley), I flew back
seat with Charlie Applegate in the turbo P-51. This monster has a Rolls
Royce centrificial nine burner can in it and an exhust about the size of a
garbarge can pushing a twenty foot Hamilton Standard. It does motor!!
Charlie is a little guy that normally looks a banker nerd, or a book keeper
of some sort, bald head, wire rim glasses and all. However, when he flys
this dude turns into the Red Baron, riding pants and all, and seem to think
he is in combat. We were almost to Santa Cruz before wheel doors closed. To
make a long story short, I thought I was going to need a clean flight suit
before we got back.
I just hought I would share that you, to let you know that your Dad does
know people that have had real jobs.
Sailor
The following is taken from a radio interview between a youth club
> >> leader and a female reporter:
> >>
> >> Reporter: "So Mr. Jones, what are you going to do with these
> >> children on this adventure holiday?"
> >>
> >> Mr. Jones: "We're going to teach them climbing, canoeing,
> >> archery, shooting..."
> >>
> >> Reporter: "Shooting! That's a bit irresponsible, isn't it?"
> >>
> >> Mr. Jones: "I don't see why. They'll be properly supervised on
> >> the range."
> >>
> >> Reporter: "Don't you admit that this is a terribly dangerous
> >> activity to be teaching children."
> >>
> >> Mr. Jones: "I don't see how. We will be teaching them proper
> >> range discipline before they even touch a firearm."
> >>
> >> Reporter: "But you're equipping them to become violent killers."
> >>
> >> Mr. Jones: "Well, you're equipped to be a prostitute, but you're
> >> not one, are you?"
Forwarded by Sailor
Subject:
REALLY ENJOYING!!!
Date:
Sat, 17 Jan 1998 15:00:03 -0600
From:
tkramer tkramer@feist.com
Organization:
Your Company
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Hi from the Kramers in Wichita Ks....
Really are enjoying your web page and midi files.....thanks for
sharing.....
http://www.angelfire.com/ks/breadnbutter/index.com
Terry Kramer
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Subject:
The Burning Question
Date:
Wed, 28 Jan 1998 21:48:23 -0800
From:
"Sailor" sailordb@c-zone.net
To:
"doc hemp"
THE BURNING QUESTION
A Charlotte, North Carolina man, having purchased a case of rare, very
expensive cigars, insured them against ... get this ... fire. Within a
month, having smoked his entire stockpile of fabulous cigars, and having
yet to make a single premium payment on the policy, the man filed a
claim against the insurance company. In his claim, the man stated that
he had lost the cigars in "a series of small fires".
The insurance company refused to pay, citing the obvious reason that the
man had consumed the cigars in a normal fashion. The man sued... and
won! In delivering his ruling, the judge stated that since the man held
a policy from the company in which it had warranted that the cigars were
insurable, and also guaranteed that it would insure the cigars against
fire, without defining what it considered to be "unacceptable fire," it
was obligated to compensate the insured for his loss.
Rather than endure a lengthy and costly appeal process, the insurance
company accepted the judge's ruling and paid the man $15,000 for the
rare cigars he lost in "the fires." After the man cashed his check,
however, the insurance company had him arrested...on 24 counts of arson!
With his own insurance claim and testimony from the previous case being
used as evidence against him, the man was convicted of intentionally
burning the rare cigars and sentenced to 24 consecutive one year terms!
Subject:
Name of weapon used
Date:
Wed, 28 Jan 1998 18:23:31 EST
From:
Farukus farukus@aol.com
Organization:
AOL (http://www.aol.com)
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
I enjoyed your home page.
What brand and model . 22 pistol do you use?
I am going to buy a . 22 pistol for target shooting. I will probably go to an
outdoor range maybe every 4 to 6 weeks at the most. I am considering used
Rugers, but I saw two new pistols, a Smith & Wesson and a Colt, which looked
very nice. All the ones I am considering are automatics. I have a .380
hammerless colt automatic that I am considering trading in. I have been
quoted $175 for the Colt. The new pistols run about $230. The lowest priced
Ruger I have seen is $195.
Would you give me your advice on what gun would be best for my use?
Thanks a lot.
Paul.
Subject:
Looking for gift membership for mom with 2 yr old
Date:
Thu, 29 Jan 1998 18:41:57 -0800
From:
"Judy Cosky" jcosky@az.com
To:
Hi. Saw your great website as I searched for a health club with a swimming pool in Redding.Am searching for a pool that my niece can go
with her 2 yr old little girl a few times a
week. The relative works full time and I'd like someplace she and child could stop by after work for a swim. (around 5:30 to 6:30 pm. Would
your schedule accomodate that?
Also, do you have child care. If so, what is the cost. Thanks for any info. Judy Cosky jcosky@az.com
Subject:
Bad Chariots
Date:
Tue, 3 Feb 1998 21:53:45 -0800
From:
"Russ & Susie" redbaron@sunset.net
To:
Got the pages. Thanks so much, w'ell have a lot of fun with this. I will
have to get some more Pics for you. Susie said she never looked so good.
Susie and Russ!!!!!
Subject:
Rodeo
Date:
Fri, 06 Feb 1998 20:07:28 -0800
From:
Janet Barrett gramof3@pacbell.net
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
im trying to get my cousin into JR. rodeo hes 10 my son is 4 and wants
to rodeo is there a place in San Diego or do you know how i can get
information?
thank you
Shannon Pinkerton
Subject:
showcase97
Date:
Sat, 07 Feb 1998 19:37:27 -0800
From:
"Redding Net" webmaster@reddingnet.com
To:
dochemp@c-zone.net
Dear webmaster,
Your site have been selected (for the 2nd time), with other 9 sites, to represent the best sites in the Redding area. Redding Net Showcase 97
is at: http://www.reddingnet.com/showcase97/
Congratulations and continue with your excellent work.
Sincerely,
Z. Skropanic
Editor Redding Net
Dear Doc,
Good to hear from you again. We are just continuing to write Document
Management Software for the Federal Government and others.
Work-Work-Work.
I am listening to some of your Elvis tunes as I type this. We now have a
1.5mbs T-1 line directly to the internet so we are on quite a bit.
Our Web Site is scheduled to come on-line around May 1, 1998 and will be
"KILLER" (music, video etc.). However as always we will have to go some
to catch you.
Hope everything in business and life are treating you well.
Thanks for the message and we will continue to monitor the DOC HEMP site
for the latest innovations.
The KING (Bob Peters)
Subject:
El Nino Party???
Date:
Sat, 07 Feb 1998 09:30:13 -0700
From:
Ted Delker theodelk@telis.org
To:
Dave & Becky Hemp
Hi Guys!
Heard a rumor that y'all were about ready to throw an El Nino party - we
can bring some buckets, caulking , etc.
Judy abandoned me Wed for one of her "metropolitan adventures" - pooch &
I have been getting along great - I think she may be taking lessons from
"Buddy" re house training, however. Wonder what the "ovalcam" will pick
up next week!!
Keep your powder dry!!
Ted
