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RI'm not sure if this is who you're looking for, but he's the only Darryl Schwartz in IL.Schwartz, Darryl21593 Morning Dove CtKildeer, IL 60047-7209847-726-3091

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RI am assuming that you are looking for a medieval "TYPE" society in the story, since you did specify fantasy. That being the case these should all fit the bill."Legend” (1984) by David Gemmell (The MASTER of Heroic fantasy)(first book of the “Drenai Saga”)Hell EVERYTHING by David Gemmell is worth reading!!!He is a master at character development and readability.If you like HEROIC FANTASY, You’ll find you cannot put his books down."The Cross Time Engineer" (1993) by Leo Frankowski(first book of the "Cross Time Engineer" / "Conrad Stargard" series) Twentieth-century Polish-American engineer Conrad Schwartz is accidentally and mysteriously dumped in thirteenth-century Poland. (Just before the Mongol invasion of 1241.) This was an eye opening look at how technology could transform a society, and gave some very good descriptions of simple improvements that lead to our own industrial revolution.I guess you can tell I loved these books.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Frankow…“The Sword in the Stone” (1938) by T. H. White CLASSIC(first book of “The Once and Future King” series a retelling of the Arthurian legend)“The Mists of Avalon” (1979 / 876 pages) by Marion Zimmer Bradley(first book of the “Avalon” series)(Won the Locus Award)It has a FEMALE main character.“Assassin's Apprentice” (1995 / 400 pages) by Robin Hobb (first book of the “Farseer” trilogy) Fitz a royal bastard becomes a trained assassin for the king.“1632” (2000) by Eric Flint (first book of the “Ring of Fire” alternate history series)“Arrows of the Queen” (1987) by Mercedes Lackey(first book of the “Heralds of Valdemar” series)“Squire” (1995 / 352 pages) by Peter Telep (first book of " Squire Trilogy")"Magician:Apprentice" (1982 / 496 pages) by Raymond E. Feist(first book in "The Riftwar Saga")"Pawn of Prophecy" (1982) by David Eddings(first book of the "Belgariad" series)“The Diamond Throne” (1989 / 448 pages) by David Eddings(first book of “The Elenium” series)“Domes of Fire” (1992 / 480 pages) by David Eddings(first book of “The Tamuli” series)“Guardians of the West” (1987 / 448 pages) by David Eddings(first book of “The Malloreon” series)“Deryni Rising” (1970) by Katherine Kurtz(first book of “The Chronicles of the Deryni” series)“The Gilded Chain” (1998) by Dave Duncan (first book of the “Tales of the King's Blades” series)“Sir Stalwart” (1999) by Dave Duncan (first book of the “The King's Daggers” **YA** series)“The Seer King” (1997) By Chris Bunch(first book of “The Seer King Trilogy”) “The Black Company” (May 1984) by Glen Cook(first book of “The Black Company” series)An epic fantasy series about a band of mercenaries known as The Black Company.“The Dragon and the George” (1976) by Gordon R. Dickson(first book of the “Dragon Knight” series)(Nominee for World Fantasy Award)"Sheepfarmer's Daughter" (1998 / 512 pages) by Elizabeth Moon (first book of the “Deed of Paksenarrion” trilogy) It has a FEMALE main character.Read FREE online http://www.webscription.net/10.1125/Baen/0671654160/0671654160.htm“Talon of the Silver Hawk” (2003) by Raymond E. Feist(first book of “Conclave of Shadows” series)“Luck in the Shadows” (1996) by Lynn Flewelling(first book of the “Nightrunner” series)“The Sword of Bedwyr” (1994) by R. A. Salvatore(first book of the “Crimson Shadow” series)"The Dark Tide" (1984) by Dennis L. McKiernan(first book of the "Mithgar" series)"The Iron Tower" (an omnibus edition) Originally published as a trilogy (The Dark Tide, Shadows of Doom, and The Darkest Day).“The Crystal Shard" (1988) by R.A. Salvatore.(the first book of "The Icewind Dale Trilogy")"The Sword of Shannara" (1977) by Terry Brooks(first book in the Original "Shannara Trilogy")"Jhereg" (1983) by Steven Brust(first book of the "Vlad Taltos" / "Dragaeran" series)A human works as a killer for hire for, and of, immortals.“The Curse of Chalion” (2001) by Lois McMaster Bujold(first book of “Chalion” series)(Won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature and nominated for the Hugo, World Fantasy, and Locus Awards)“The Jackal of Nar” (1999) by John Marco(first book of “The Tyrants and Kings Trilogy”)"The Riddle-Master of Hed" (1976 / 227 Pages) by Patricia A. McKillip(first book of "The Riddle-Master trilogy")(The third book in the trilogy, “Harpist in the Wind”, Won the Locus Award and was a nominee for the World Fantasy Award and Hugo Award )“The Stealer of Souls” (1963 / US title “Elric of Melnibone” 192 pages) by Michael Moorcock(first book of "The Elric Saga")"The First Book of Swords" (1983) by Fred Saberhagen(first book of the "Books of the Swords" series)“Seventh Son” (1987 / 241 pages) by Orson Scott Card(first book of the “The Tales of Alvin Maker” series)(Won the Locus Award, nominated for the Hugo and World Fantasy Awar

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R"It is horrifying that we have to fight our own government to save the environment."Ansel Adams"Modern technologyOwes ecologyAn apology."Alan M. Eddison"We won't have a society if we destroy the environment."Margaret Mead"I'm not an environmentalist. I'm an Earth warrior."Darryl Cherney "We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."Aldo Leopold"It is horrifying that we have to fight our own government to save the environment."Ansel Adams"Modern technologyOwes ecologyAn apology."Alan M. Eddison"We won't have a society if we destroy the environment."Margaret Mead"I'm not an environmentalist. I'm an Earth warrior."Darryl Cherney"Thank God men cannot fly, and lay waste the sky as well as the earth."Henry David Thoreau"When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves."David Orr"Reduce Energy Consumption by buying efficient equipment and turning it *off* when it's not in use. This can save you money while you're helping the environment."Donna Schwartz Mills"Our environmental problems originate in the hubris of imagining ourselves as the central nervous system or the brain of nature. We're not the brain, we are a cancer on nature."Dave Foreman"Sooner or later, wittingly or unwittingly, we must pay for every intrusion on the natural environment."Barry Commoner The sun, the moon and the stars would have disappeared long ago... had they happened to be within the reach of predatory human hands. ~Havelock Ellis, The Dance of Life, 1923~ We generate our own environment. We get exactly what we deserve. How can we resent a life we've created ourselves? Who's to blame, who's to credit but us? Who can change it, anytime we wish, but us? ~ Richard Bach

RQUOTES ON HAPPINESS - “Everyone chases after happiness, not noticing that happiness is right at their heels.” - Bertolt Brecht“But what is happiness except the simple harmony between a man and the life he leads?” - Albert Camus“Make happy those who are near, and those who are far will come” - Chinese Proverbs“The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal.” - C.S. Lewis“Be happy. It's one way of being wise.” - Sidonie Gabrielle“It is very important to generate a good attitude, a good heart, as much as possible. From this, happiness in both the short term and the long term for both yourself and others will come.” - Dalai Lama“Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” - Leon Joseph Cardinal Suenens“When what we are is what we want to be, that's happiness.” - Malcolm S. Forbes“To be kind to all, to like many and love a few, to be needed and wanted by those we love, is certainly the nearest we can come to happiness.” - Mary StuartSUCCESS QUOTES - “Success builds character, failure reveals it” - Dave Checkett“I'd rather be a failure at something I love than a success at something I hate.” - George F. Burns“I have had all of the disadvantages required for success.” - Larry Ellison“The success combination in business is: Do what you do better... and: do more of what you do...” - David Joseph Schwartz“Our limitations and success will be based, most often, on your own expectations for ourselves. What the mind dwells upon, the body acts upon.” - Denis Waitley“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather in a lack of will.” - Vince Lombardi“There is no success without hardship.” - Sophocles“There is only one way to happiness and that is to cease worrying about things which are beyond the power of our will.” - Epictetus“Success on any major scale requires you to accept responsibility... in the final analysis, the one quality that all successful people have... is the ability to take on responsibility.” - Michael Korda“Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough.” - Og Mandino

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RWell I dont know what route you wish to take or what kinds of things you want to do while you are here. Buses run on most main streets , you can easily get to many places with a few transfers. Cabs , are another way but obviuosly more expensive. Or to have your own way maybe renting a car would be the best. If you are flying in there are many car rental places in the airport , I recently rented a car to go to chicago midway to get my grandmother , the rates were reasonable. What are you trying to do when you are here?Here are a few things you may want to consider doing while here:1.Go for a spin and enjoy dinner at Polaris atop the Hyatt 2.Meet an author and hear them read at Schwartz Bookshops 3.Watch a European soccer game on the telly at Nomad 3.Pedal a boat on the lagoon at the lakefront 4.Buy a bag of Italian cookies at Scorintinos Bakery and enjoy them in nearby Humboldt Park 5.Sip hot tea at the window table in Cream City Cafe on a rainy day 6.Find Gertie The Duck 7.Join a bocce league at the Italian Community Center 8.Get some custard at Jessica's and enjoy it beneath ascending planes in the airport observation lot on Layton Ave. 9.Stroll the Milwaukee River Walk and tour its RiverSculpture exhibit 10.Go hear the Milwaukee Slim Blues Band 11.Enjoy the spinach and artichoke dip at Cafe Vecchio Mondo 12.Dance in the sunset at River Rhythms in Pere Marquette Park 13.Throw darts or bowl a few lines at Landmark Lanes on import night (Tuesday) 14.Take your grandma to brunch at the Watts Tea Room 15.Close Wolski's Tavern 16.Work out with the beautiful people at the Downtown Y 17.Make use of Milwaukee's largest urinal at Leff's Lucky Town 18.Try a mini donut on the corner of North and Oakland Avenues 19.Go snowshoe shopping at Sherper's 20.Pick up a fine cigar or unusual pack of cigs at Uhle's 21.Have dinner and a movie at The Rosebud 22.Go night putting at Lake Park 23.Shop for rare records at Bull's Eye Records on Irving Place24.Fill up your gallon jugs at Bay View's Pryor St. well 25.Discover the best Chinese take-out at South Milwaukee's San Fong 26.Take an art class at MIAD, UWM or the Art Museum 27.Cozy up to a pint of the black stuff at Paddy's Pub 28.Breakfast at Miss Katie's Diner 29.Take a tour of The Pfister art collection 30.Relive the '80s at Mad Planet 31.Put the pin monkeys to work at Holler House, the city's oldest kegler's paradise 32.Go shopping at the Mall ( Mayfair, Southridge, Brookfield Square)33.Paintball Dave's 34.Stroll through Villa Terrace 35.Late night ribs at Speed Queen ..MMMMmmm those are the best (12th & Walnut)36.Find the painting of "Jesus blessing the UN" (or is he knocking on it?!) at Jamo's 37.International Clown Hall of Fame in the Shops of Grand Avenue 38.See Sammy Bodean at the Shorecrest 39.Wear your flares to the Have a Nice Day Café 40.Read all the signature plaques at the Milwaukee Press Club 41.Eat a corned beef sandwich at Benji's (or Jakes on North, but they are only open for lunch , but its a NO MISS)42.Go art hopping on Gallery Night 43.Visit the oldest building in North America, St. Joan of Arc Chapel at Marquette 44.Get serenaded at Old Town or Filippo's pizza 45.Learn to sail at the Milwaukee Sailing Center 46.Stock up on sage and coriander seeds at The Spice House 47.Stroll the lovely grounds of St. Francis Seminary 48.Take Rover to a dog park for a run 49.Drive up to Leon's for custard , Great CUSTARD BTW.50.Get sumptuous treats at Lopez Bakery ( 2 Locations Mitchell street, and Lincon Ave.)51. Enjoy the view of downtown from Dom & Phil DeMarini's pizza place ** One of my FAV places! Great Italian Food!52.See a midnight movie at The Times 53.Bring a picnic lunch to the Bradley Sculpture Garden open house 54.Get hooked on the flaming cheese at Annunciation's Greek Festival 55.Laugh it up at ComedySportz or Comedy Cafe56.Shoot pool at Romine's ( Layton & College Ave)57.See the butterflies at Milwaukee Public Museum 58.Test the leather couches at Dinesen's 59.Get a massage at the Westown Farmer's Market 60.Eat smelts in Port Washington 61.Shop the women's boutiques in the Third Ward 62.Commune with nature at the Wehr Nature Center 63.Dig into a butt steak at Coerper's 5 O'Clock Steak House Very Exclusive hole in the wall, reservations ONLY.64.Taste Milwaukee's best once-a-year lunch deal at Armenian Fest 65.Nosh on cheese sticks at Saz's66.Search for vintage gear at Yellow Jacket 67.Learn to sew at the Cutting Table 68.Buy cool new (or old) vinyl at Atomic Records 69.Watch soccer at the Carleton Grange Pub in St. Francis70.Find unimaginable treasures at American Science & Surplus (Oklahoma Ave.)71.Rent "Major League" and look for familiar Milwaukee places 72.Play "Where's Kato?" 73.Explore Milwaukee's German culinary legacy at Mader's and Karl Ratzsch's 74.Sip a cup of joe at Nectar 75.Walk out on the breakwater and watch the sun set over the skyline 76.Go fishing at the lighthouse behind the Marcus Amphitheater 77.Have a martini at Angelo's Lounge 78.Visit the new Discovery World Museum , next to the Art Museum, has huge walk under fish tanks and a big window into the lake! Very COOL!79.Ride your bike or walk along the Hank Aaron State Park Trail 80.Walk through Milwaukee's Italian history via the historic photos at the Italian Community Center 81.Watch the "History of Milwaukee" video at the Milwaukee County Historical Society 82.Sample the sweet red wine at Albanese's 83.Chat up the Public Service Ambassadors downtown 84.See the view from Blu atop the Pfister Hotel or stop by the revolving restraunt on top of the HYATT downtown.85.Take a carriage ride through downtown 86.Have a cheap and tasty Conejito's burrito ** Very Authenitc, we have a big Mexican-American Population here.87.Search for bargains at the Third Ward Women's Resale Shop 88.Find an autographed first edition at Mystery One books 89.Cozy up to the fire at County Clare with a lover and a pint 90.Buy fresh homemade sausage at Groppi's in Bay View91.Say "Art Smart's Dart Mart" five times fast 92.Admire the restoration job at St. Josaphat's Basilica 93.Visit, but don't pester, the bunnies at State Fair 94.Make the snake rattle at the Milwaukee Public Museum 95.Sit in the correct Press Club chair and find yourself in the Safe House , very fun place, need a password to get in a very treasured milwaukee tradition!!96.Go horseback riding at Mary Lynn Stables in Grafton 97.Skip down Knapp St. singing "schlamiel, schlamazel" 98.Hang out with sailors at Barnacle Bud's 99.Try the veggie riblets at Palomino.100. Eat Brats and Drink LOTS of BEER, dont forget to TAILGATE to your game, the must do at a Milwaukee Baseball Game !!!

RYou are probably thinking of "Music in the Air" (1934), starring Gloria Swanson. The song was "I've Told Every Little Star" (music composed by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II), performed by Douglass Montgomery (dubbed by James O'Brien) and June Lang (dubbed by Betty Heistand).It was also recorded by:Cannonball Adderley, Jamey Aebersold, Anything Goes, Michael Ballam, Stanley Black, Pat Boone, Ray Conniff, Kenny Drew, Eddy Duchin, Mary Ellis, Percy Faith, Ferrante & Teicher, George Feyer, Henry Hall & the BBC Dance Orchestra, Peggy King, Dorothy Kirsten, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Marion Marlowe, Dave McKenna, Marian McPartland, Misha Mengelberg, Joan Morris, Sonny Rollins, Annie Ross, Perico Sambeat, Mike Sammes Singers, Jonathan Schwartz, Linda Scott, and Margaret Whiting. The lyrics are:I've told every little starJust how sweet I think you areWhy haven't I told youI've told ripples in a brookMade my heart an open bookWhy haven't I told youFriends ask me am I in loveI always answer yesMight as well confessIf I don't they guess.Maybe you may know it tooOh my darling if you doWhy haven't you told me.