Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live)
Oh...my...god. It's insane how amazing this song is. They sound just as good today, well, 2007, as they did in '75. And Bonzo's son does a great job sitting in.
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live)
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir (Live)
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Music
No Wednesday Hero this week. Fear not though, it will be back in the new year.
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Wednesday Hero
I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. Eat lots of food, open lots of gifts and please remember those who are unable to be with friends and family.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - This Christmas Day
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - This Christmas Day
One of the best Christmas songs of all time. You can't listen to it and not sing along.
José Feliciano - Feliz Navidad
José Feliciano - Feliz Navidad
Marine Corps Police Department Officer Anthony Seirafi, a dog handler with MCPD’s K-9 unit aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow calls out for intruders with his dog, Ricsi, during a training exercise Nov. 9. Handlers train on a daily basis with their dogs to maximize the efficiency of their work aboard the base.
Photo courtesy of U.S. Marines taken by Cpl. T. Allen Bricke
These brave men and women sacrifice so much in their lives just so others may get to enjoy freedom. For that I am proud to call them Hero.
Those Who Say That We're In A Time When There Are No Heroes, They Just Don't Know Where To Look
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Is there anything better than 70's Rock? Well...
Mountain - Mississippi Queen
Mountain - Mississippi Queen
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Music
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Seaman 1st Class James R. Ward
20 years old from Springfield, Ohio
USS Oklahoma
September 10, 1921 - December 7, 1941
This past Friday marked the 71 anniversary of the attack at Pearl Harbor. One of the ships that was destroyed in the attack was the battleship USS Oklahoma. On board the Oklahoma was a young man by he name of James Richard Ward who had only enlisted in the Navy a little more than a year before. When the attack happened, the Oklahoma was hit by three torpedoes and began to list dangerously. It quickly became apparent that she would capsize. The order was given to abandon ship. However, Ward stayed in his turret holding a flashlight so his fellow sailors could escape. He didn't make it out.
20 years old from Springfield, Ohio
USS Oklahoma
September 10, 1921 - December 7, 1941
This past Friday marked the 71 anniversary of the attack at Pearl Harbor. One of the ships that was destroyed in the attack was the battleship USS Oklahoma. On board the Oklahoma was a young man by he name of James Richard Ward who had only enlisted in the Navy a little more than a year before. When the attack happened, the Oklahoma was hit by three torpedoes and began to list dangerously. It quickly became apparent that she would capsize. The order was given to abandon ship. However, Ward stayed in his turret holding a flashlight so his fellow sailors could escape. He didn't make it out.
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United States Military,
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