I live in Wichita and I am curious to see how many people have heard of it and are familiar with it.  I just want to know what you know about Wichita?
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Wichita Kansas I assume. I've heard of it, even drove through there once. It pretty much like all of Kansas, flat.
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how lucky we are to live in such a great state, im not originally from here, but have lived here long enough to not want to live eny where else. they can have the big city. im a certified bonafide hillbilly, and i like it .
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My ex was from Cali. ( he lived in San Fran, then Santa Barbara.) Being a mid-westerner myself, I always had pre-conceived notions of people from Cali. I finally went ther in 2004. The people were so chill and laid back! I loved it! I would definetely live there, even though I think I am a little more conservative then some of the people there.
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I assume you mean the college curriculum? It used to be known primarily as an agricultural school, and while it still has that aspect, nowadays there's a lot more to study there. It's a decent city to go to school in as well.
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Being from the Albany, NY area...I have a theory.  This area has a huge underground hardcore scene.  (not intended to be an oxy-moron).  The scene has been around a lot longer and has been more prevalant than most i have seen in any other area.   My theory is that in this area, there are more kids than ever (who are part of ANY rock based scene) who are exposed to hardcore.  With the die-hard fans aide, a lot of them find unusally creative elements that they like, but sometimes a scene or a sound that they dont.  Therefore, they continue to go to the shows, to have fun and see their friends....and take elements from the hardcore scene back home with them to band practice...and the influence comes out in a lot of ways...in metalcore, in thrash metal, in "scream-o"...but not usually in its pure format.    I think that the genre is based on exposure..and here in eastern NY and west Mass, we have that oppourtunity.  I think that that oppourtunity has a lot to do with other influences....like the dropkick murphys who influenced blood for blood, who influenced bands like hatebreed...who influenced bands like section 8....who influenced     Snapcase and so on and so forth.  all of those bands have local ties to this area...and all of them are mutated from many forms of  rock and punk.  Its a cycle of influence and growth...worship and tribute.
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Three 6 Mafia? I know they're from Memphis but I'm not sure about this one.  Maybe even the Ying Yang Twins "Whistle While You Twirk" but they're not from Memphis.
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Yes I have and it was the coolest thing in the world.  I was about 8 and lived across the street from my school.  The tornado came and tore apart my school.  I stood on the front pourch laughing and cheering till it changed track and I had to dive for cover.  I was fine.  It was the coolest thing I ever saw.  I have always been fansicnated with them.  Especially after that.
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I've lived in a KCMO suburb my whole life.  It is great.  The people are very friendly and it is a great place to raise a family (suburbs are better than the city itself).  Kansas City doesn't have good public schooling, but there are many suburbian schools that are wonderful.  Blue Springs and Lee's Summit to name a few.  \n\nThere is plenty to do in KC and the surrounding area.  There is a pretty cool Jazz district and efforts are underway to revitalize our downtown area.  The Plaza is an upscale shopping area that has our trademark fountains.  Even though it is pricey, it is a great place just to hang out and take a walk.  Crown Center is another fun place...especially at Christmastime.  There are lakes in the surrounding areas, plenty of good restaurants (we're known for our barbecue), and interesting historical places (Harry Truman's library and home, the Negro Leagues Museum just to name a few).  We have Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun...not as popular as Six Flags but it's something.\n\nThe weather is up and down...we truly have four seasons.  Summers can heat up to upper 90s with lots of humidity, and our winters can bring lots of snow.  Fall is beautiful...lots of color.  \n\nKansas City is a great place to be.  I have loved it all my life and don't ever want to leave!
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John, first of all, I love the show. Huge fan. I grew up on you Uncle Jessie!!! Anyways, I just wanted to say I'm still the biggest fan! I couldve sworn i thought you were dead or something. Anyways, have a great Friday!
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who did it? well it wasnt the butler in the hallway wilh a candlestick. how many different arab leaders are there in U.A.E.?i wouldnt know.however, it had to be a terrorist group of the arab world. look at the names listed they were all arabic.as for the official story, what we read and saw on the tube was as official as it gets.information concerning this tragic day possibly was edited just to be on the safe side. what i mean is that the story probably had more to it than what was said ,but with the turmoil in the world today, the increasing price of oil and fingers pointed at everyone, why say anything to start trouble? personally i dont think our country is the most advanced in defense or technology.our computers are made up of japans experts and as far as i know our defense systems are made with the same technology. i think there a a few small nations in the world that have come a long way as we have but secrets must be kept.hopefully im wrong but,i have read and surfed the web,i had found many items of interest that are questionable.im not a trouble maker and i think any information gotten will be sufficient enough to sustain my curiosity. i served during vietnam and i enlisted and would do it again. this country is my home and i was proud to serve.
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Im from huntsville and its the fourth largest city in alabama. so no its not like a village or anything, We are one of the top ten best cities to live in and if u havent heard about it yahoo seach it and you will find out some surprising info. BTW we have a HUGE skateboard park in madison and one downtown
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Robert Agnew (Bob) [last updated February, 2003]\nIn November 2002, my wife and I moved to western Pennsylvania in order to be active participants in our grandchildren's lives. We are truly enjoying our experiences! I would love to hear from each of you!\n \n\nBob Borda [last updated September, 2004]\nI reluctantly signed up for e-mail, but here we go! I'd love to hear from East High alumni. I'm still in private practice in clinical neuropsychology, with offices in Arcola (at Houston Southwest Airport), Sugar Land (in a neurologist's office), and Austin (another neurologist), Texas. Drive a lot, fly some. My wife, Eleanor, has transformed our small acreage 25 miles south of downtown Houston into a rose/native plant nursery and wildlife preserve. It appears that I (finally) have developed a work ethic, so I get to enjoy our place less than I would like and then it typically involves yard work or remodeling. Cheers to all.\n \n\nRonnie Borod [last updated September, 2004]\nI am a partner in the law firm of Brown Rudnick, a Boston-based firm with additional offices in New York, London, Dublin, Washington, DC, Providence, and Hartford. I head the Structured Finance Group at the firm, which specializes in structuring and closing asset-backed securities transactions. I live in Boston but spend most weekends in Rhode Island with my wife, Doris Licht, who is an estate planning lawyer with another firm which is headquartered in Providence. We also own a beach house on the Rhode Island coast and spend as much time there as possible. I have 3 children, Gail (35), Emily (31) and Adam (27), all of whom live on the West Coast. Gail is married, has a baby daughter, Isabella, age 8 months, and is a project manager at Microsoft in Seattle. Emily was just married in August of this year, and lives in Portland, OR where she attends medical school. Adam is a consultant living in San Francisco.\n \n\nSarah Bradford [last updated April, 2003]\nDecided to surface and say "hey y'all" from Georgia!!! Planning to retire for real in a few months if the world doesn't stop turning!! Retired from Eastern Air Lines in '87 and moved to the country from Atlanta. Life's been the proverbial "Wild Ride of Mr. Toad" every since..but boy it's been fun as well as challenging...\nMade a good living in horticulture and landscape after real estate took up too much of my time..Then as age began to think it could creep up on me, I decided I'd best get somewhere with insurance and benefits, so until freedom is once again mine, I work in the company of 4 million books for a distributor called Baker and Taylor.\nI've raised two sons and a couple of foster kids..mostly by myself after a 14yr marriage almost spelled disaster. Both sons are married and I have 2 and 1/4 grandkids plus 3grandkids from a foster son that I am still very much in touch with.\nI live, by choice, in a very small trailer on my land where I generally have a garden and make attempts to grow flowers.\nIn both cases though, the weeds seem to always prevail..so every spring I go at it again....\nNothing earthshattering...just life on a rollercoaster..hehehe\nY'all email me and I'l try to answer....would love to hear from ya.\n \n\nSidna Brower [last updated September, 2004]\nI attended the first 20th reunion and hope to make the 45th. In 2002, I retired as deputy director of the NJ Council on Affordable Housing. My husband, George, and I lived in Bernardsville, NJ, (Somerset County)for almost 30 years; there I was active in politics, church and the library. I really got involved when we moved to a retirement community in Middlesex County almost five years ago. I ran for the NJ State Assembly last year and almost won in a heavily Democratic district---just missed by about 700 votes out of 54,000 cast---so I may run again next year. I'm president of the Rossmoor Republican Club, GOP Monroe Township municipal chair, Middlesex County GO
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People actually live in Kansas?
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I think it's pretty popular there.I met someone from there a while back & they seemed very friendly.Just wish they would've showed me pictures of the place.Love to look at pictures from all over the world. But hey,Good luck with your answers & you have an awesome day OK? Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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I live in a small town in Kansas; right in the center of the USA.  Our population is under 30,000 people.\n\nWe have:\n\n2 Jewish synagogues\n1 Muslim Temple\n1 Pagan sanctuary\n6 Roman Catholic Churches\n4 Baptist churches\n5 (that I know of) Covens (Wiccan)\n5 Protestant churches\n1 Jahovah's Witness' meeting hall\n1 Irish Catholic church\n1 Seventh Day Adventist church\n3 Lutheran churches\n2 Jesus' Christ of Later Day Saints churches\n2 Non-denominational Christian churches\n2 Korean/Christian churches\n2 All Faith religious Centers (catering to any/all religions)\n2 Mormon Churches\n1 Bahai group\n2 New Age Metaphysical groups\n1 Church of Satan\n...  and easily 10 more churches/worhip places which, honestly, I don't know who attends.\n\nI've actually looked for a complete list of churches in Kansas, but can't find one.  There are literally thousands, of varieing faiths.  For all the variety of faiths practicing openly in Kansas, Kansas is, itself, accepted as being one of the more conservative states in our Union.\n\n  \nYou're getting the idea that we really do have a large mix of faiths/spirital practictioners in any area of the USA.  While any given religion might not actually be accepting of another; we do reasonably well at tolerating, if nothing more, people of other faiths.  And tentions/hostilities which do exist are generally demonstrated more covertly than overtly.\n\nSpecifically to Catholicism:  The Roman Catholic Churches in the USA are a bit at odds with The Vatican.  They don't adhere to Papal authority as much as The Vatican would like, and, with some frequency, are threatened with ex-communication.\n\nI hope that gives you some insight into how things work here.  Thanks.
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I've heard of it and have known a few people who have gone, but can't tell you much else about it.  I think the people who  I knew who went there liked it.
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I understand that the polling category didn't exist when you asked this question, but from now on you should ask questions like this in the "Surveys and polls" section.\n\nBy the way, I don't live in Kansas City either. Sorry. I bet there's at least one other person here though...