Sunday Comics - The Volcano of Vengeance - Story Free Download

Volcano of Vengeance - Free Comic Story from Chuck Thompson

Our weekly Sunday feature comics this week is the, Volcano of Vengeance, from the golden age of comic books.  It's the full story.  You are welcome to download a copy of the story from our SlideShare site.  It's available to any and all.  Visit us each Sunday for another complete comic book story from the golden age of comics.

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Old Time Radio - Martin and Lewis with guest Bob Hope

English: Studio publicity photo of Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Cover of Jerry Lewis

Cover of Bob Hope

Old time radio show of the week.  Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis with an audition of Bob Hope.  This is about a 30 minute radio show rebroadcast.  From the golden days of radio.  Entertainment before TV.  Hear old time radio right here on GVLN every Sunday.

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Old Time Photo of The Week - Lumbar Jacks Cutting Redwood Trees.

 Old time photo of the week.  We are starting out with an entire small series of photos as they tell a better story.  Lumberjacks cutting down redwood trees the old fashioned way, by hand.  You can click on the images to enlarge them.  Historical Photos.

Sunday Concert - The Blue Man Group - Full Concert

Every Sunday we are now presenting a full concert on this site.  See our programming guide for updates and to know what comes on next. Link above for your free copy.  Today's concert is the Blue Man Group.  If you have never seen them before, here is your chance to see them now.  This is a great concert.
Watch concerts every Sunday right here on GVLN.

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College World Series Begins With A Good Laugh

Misspellings, typos and grammatical errors come with the territory when you seek out a career in writing. Fortunately for most of us, there's someone looking over our shoulder — sometimes both shoulders — to make sure those errors get corrected in a timely manner, or at least before they reach the scale of the conspicuous misspelling seen during opening round play at the College World Seriesin Omaha.

As first spotted and tweeted to his followers by Howie Lindsey of the Louisville SportsReport, aRivals.com site, the people in charge of laying out the College World Series banner on one of the dugouts missed a very large and completely unnecessary third L in the word college.

Yeah, last we checked two Ls are plenty and three's a crowd.

How such an error goes unnoticed as stadium workers prepared TD Ameritrade Park Omaha for the big event is beyond me. I mean, it's right there, in capital form, looking very awkward next to the two original Ls. But I guess you could look at it as another reminder that perfection is something we'll always strive for, but never attain. It just... happens.

Either way, for one day at least the third L is welcome and we'll formally call it the 'Colllege' World Series in Omaha. If that's what we're still calling it on Sunday, then someone will have some serious explaining to do.

Oh, and by the way, for those who may not understand the 'Great googly moogly' reference inLindsey's tweet (and even for those who do), here's the origin:

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-league-stew/colllege-world-series-opens-conspicuous-misspelling-dugout-034229189.html  Link to the original story over on Yahoo.

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Free E-Book - The Devil's Dictionary

The Devils Dictionary - Free E-Book from Chuck Thompson

Today we are giving away a free e-book, The Devil's Dictionary.  This is a series of letters written in newspapers from 1881 until 1906 expressing views of the day.  This book is available for download on our SlideShare site.  The cover is a custom design by us and not part of the original work.  If you own a website, you are free to embed this e-book into your own site.  Embedding code is on SlideShare as well.

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Pink Panther Cartoon, Pink Phink, Classic Cartoon Saturdays

The egg-shaped man gets a pink makeover in The Pink Phink. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Continuing our classic cartoons Saturday, we present the Pink Panther in Pink Phink.  Watch classic Pink Panther cartoons right here every Saturday on GVLN.  Want to keep up to date with what is coming on next?  Download our free programming guide from the link above.

Classic Cartoons - Mr Magoo, Campaigner Magoo

Mr Magoo cartoon.  For those who remember these, here is a blast from the past.  For those who have never seen a Mr Magoo cartoon, here is something to experience.  If the voice sounds familiar, it's Jim Baccus who played Thurston Howl the third on Gilligan's Island.  See episodes of Mr Magoo every Saturday right here on GVLN.

To stay up to date on what we are doing next, download our free program guide from the above links list.

Mr. Magoo and McBarker from What's New Mr. Magoo?. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Decomposed body found in Newport News shed

Posted on: 8:55 am, June 14, 2013, by Becca Mitchell and Jackie Morlock, updated on: 07:23am, June 15, 2013

Newport News, Va. – The badly decomposed body of a white male was found in a shed on Friday morning in Newport News.

The shed sits behind a house on 36th street just a few houses down from where Darren Turner lives.

“It’s been empty for quite some time. I mean you’ll see an older gentleman coming in and out like usually early in the morning or real late at night,” says Turner.

Turner thinks the man was homeless because he saw him climb through the window a few times.

A sign on the front door shows the house has been condemned since February and a large pile of clothes was right in front of the shed where police found the body.

“She fed him when he was hungry, helped him out every way she could,” says Tike Panags, a family friend.

Tike Panags says he’s friends with the family of the man who stayed in the house and that the man often stopped by his mom’s restaurant on 35th Street.

Police have not identified the body yet-

But Panags tells NewsChannel 3 the man’s sister called him the other day saying her brother had been missing since last Thursday.

He says she then asked him to go check on him.

“I came here yesterday about 3 o’clock and I knocked on the door, and I saw the window was broken over there and then I saw the condemned sign and no sign of him,” says Panags.

Police and forensics teams cleared the scene a little after 10 a.m. Police say the DNA tests will need to be done to identify the body because of how badly it was decomposed.

http://wtkr.com/2013/06/14/decomposed-body-found-in-a-newport-news-shed/  Original site link, WTKR news.  

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