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...much to offer, hon' just money.' He turns to the audience and offers the plaint of any 86-year-old whose royalties from records and guitar sales keep accumulating while the energy level keeps dissipating. 'I can get anything I want,' he says. 'It's just, what am I gonna do when...
Many pros wouldn't go near Erik's team, fearing they might have to haul the blind guy down. "Everyone was saying Erik was gonna have an epic," says Charley Mace, a member of the film crew. (Epic is Everest slang for disaster.) Another climber planned to stay close, boasting that he would "get the first picture of the dead blind...
...course, that would mean bankruptcy." He also remains an eager participant in the recruitment and hiring of the show's spokesmodels, known as Barker's Beauties. (Two were hired last week, presumably as an anniversary present.) "Oh, I take an active role in hiring. I wasn't gonna let anyone else have all the fun." That's in the contract, right? "In large print...
Before the accident, Pena had never used the Internet. Now she maintains a website and fields about 30 e-mails a day. "I was not gonna let this cruel world take my baby and not hear from me," she says. There's a lovely innocence about Pena's exuberance, despite all she's lost. ("They've got these wonderful, brilliant researchers all around the country researching cell-phone safety," she says at one point. "And they call me back!") But she remains a woman obliterated by grief. When she looks at her new three-month-old daughter Olivia, she aches...
...Many pros wouldn't go near Erik's team, fearing they might have to haul the blind guy down. "Everyone was saying Erik was gonna have an epic," says Charley Mace, a member of the film crew. (Epic is Everest slang for disaster.) Another climber planned to stay close, boasting that he would "get the first picture of the dead blind...