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LostinNC:
I live in South Florida, watch BBC News on PBS, and PBS Newshour. Where else can I get UNBIASED news?
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"Swingers clubs in Canada are a little different than here (in the U.S.) There, it's a club you can go to to have sex with your own spouse, but sober and during the day." - Jon Stewart (The Daily Show on the Comedy Channel) 
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I will no doubt show my age:
Oh! Suzanna - Al Jolson
Liza - Al Jolson
Don't Cry Joe - Al Martino
Rachel - Al Martino
Aline - Alain Barriere
Caruso - Aldo Romano
Sweet Melissa - The Allman Brothers Band
Sarah - America
Daizy Jane - America
Goodnight Irene - The Mills Brothers
Chico's Love Song - The Andrews Sisters
Mona Lisa - Nat King Cole
Evangeline - Andre Claveau
Marjolaine - Andre Claveau
Les Yeux d'Elsa - Andre Claveau
Berceuse de Jocelyn - Andre Dassary
Violetta - Andre Dassary
I have many many more from 1920's to 2000's...
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With all due respect, if President Obama can not stand up to the G.O.P., then he should step aside and give Hilary Rodham Clinton a chance at the presidency. With her husband Bill behind her to help govern, I'm sure she, in no uncertain terms and better than anyone else, could stand up to the Republicans.
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Yes, Osama is dead but... I'm concerned about the chanting and celebration outside the White House last night over the killing of another human being. I understand that his death was necessary to bring justice to the lives of those who died on September 11.
But how are we different from the thousands of people around the world who celebrated after the Twin Towers were hit?
President Obama said: "His demise should be welcomed by all who believe in peace and human dignity." Yes, I believe in peace and human dignity, but I don't believe the only way to do so is by celebrating Osama's death and dancing on his grave...[/quote]
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Yes, Obama is dead but... I'm concerned about the chanting and celebration outside the White House last night over the killing of another human being. I understand that his death was necessary to bring justice to the lives of those who died on September 11.
But how are we different from the thousands of people around the world who celebrated after the Twin Towers were hit?
President Obama said: "His demise should be welcomed by all who believe in peace and human dignity." Yes, I believe in peace and human dignity, but I don't believe the only way to do so is by celebrating Osama's death and dancing on his grave...
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Please get involved to save Public Broadcasting from the Republican's "axe."
http://www.170millionamericans.org/take-action
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My most fervent thoughts are with you... Let's hope many many survivors can be found...
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Check out this link for Death Euphamisms: http://www.bored.com/deathslang/
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