In 1998 scientests had a whole other reason as to why the planet was getting warming. And it had nothing to do with Bush not signing the Kyoto protocol.
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Nirvana-Old Age.mp3
As I've stated in the past, Nirvana was the first band that really peaked my interest in music. As John Lennon was able to connect with the masses in the 60's and 70's, so to was Kurt Cobain was able to connect with them in the 90's. Recently, Coutney Love needed some money so she released an album full of home and studio demos, outtakes and live recordings called Sliver-Best Of The Box. This song in an outtake from their breakthough album Nevermind. It's got a good sound, almost pop, but don't hold that against it. I only wish I could understand what's being sung, but that was the thing about Cobain. If you're a Nirvana fan you might like this.
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As I've stated in the past, Nirvana was the first band that really peaked my interest in music. As John Lennon was able to connect with the masses in the 60's and 70's, so to was Kurt Cobain was able to connect with them in the 90's. Recently, Coutney Love needed some money so she released an album full of home and studio demos, outtakes and live recordings called Sliver-Best Of The Box. This song in an outtake from their breakthough album Nevermind. It's got a good sound, almost pop, but don't hold that against it. I only wish I could understand what's being sung, but that was the thing about Cobain. If you're a Nirvana fan you might like this.
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You all are the dumbest people on the planet, but every once and a while something will come along that makes me love you.
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Willis Lee Brandon
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Walter Aloysius Christen
Howard Richard Drowning
William B. Flury
Dexter Harding Jr.
George K. Hess
Russell Edwin Horgersheimer
James Alfred Husten
Donald Lynn Kagy
Richard LeRoy Kean
Harold R. Lee
Ernest Paul Martinez
Donald Calvin McDonald
John McDougal
Troy Medlock
Paul L. Mitchem
William Michael Musser
David Martin Nilsson
Fancis J. O'Gara
Stanley Peshen
Charles E. Pyle
Paul Reser
Floyd Walter Roach
Carl Rosenbaum
George Morris Rutan
Lloyd B. Ruth
Leo John Selvaggi
William Washington Strong Jr.
Edward Martian Sullivan
John William Thurman
Augustus Tilden
Jack C. Van Ness
Stuart R. Vanderhurst
Robert Wilson Walker
Robert Orval Weir
Oswald Samuel Wright
Ermal Butler
Clement Carlin
Jack Ed Carstairs Jr.
Walter Aloysius Christen
Howard Richard Drowning
William B. Flury
Dexter Harding Jr.
George K. Hess
Russell Edwin Horgersheimer
James Alfred Husten
Donald Lynn Kagy
Richard LeRoy Kean
Harold R. Lee
Ernest Paul Martinez
Donald Calvin McDonald
John McDougal
Troy Medlock
Paul L. Mitchem
William Michael Musser
David Martin Nilsson
Fancis J. O'Gara
Stanley Peshen
Charles E. Pyle
Paul Reser
Floyd Walter Roach
Carl Rosenbaum
George Morris Rutan
Lloyd B. Ruth
Leo John Selvaggi
William Washington Strong Jr.
Edward Martian Sullivan
John William Thurman
Augustus Tilden
Jack C. Van Ness
Stuart R. Vanderhurst
Robert Wilson Walker
Robert Orval Weir
Oswald Samuel Wright
If you would like to know the story of the Jean Nicolet, here's a site for you to check out. But I warn you, it's not pretty. This is real torture and atrocities.
These brave men and women have given their lives so that others may enjoy the freedoms we get to enjoy everyday. For that, I am proud to call them Hero.
If you have a loved who has served or is currently serving in the armed forces, and would like for me to profile them as a Wednesday Hero, I would be proud to. Just email me with some info and a photo.
We Have Every Right To Dream Heroic Dreams.
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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This story was brought to my attention by reader John K.
First it was France, now it's Germany's turn.
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First it was France, now it's Germany's turn.
A problem in German schools is that especially Arab male students often refuse to respect the authority of women teachersAnd that's the root of the problem. They refuse to assimilate to the culture of Germany. Kind of what's happening here in the States with illegal Mexicans. It's only a matter of time before this, or something like it, starts happening here. Germany had one of the most liberal immigration policies, if you can call it that, in the world until recently. And here's the result.
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Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You, But What You Can Do For Your Country.
What ever happened to that mentality? Today it's "Gimme, gimme, gimme. You owe me". I would say it's only Democrats, but sadly it's not. There's more and more Republicans who think it's the government's job to take care of them. That somehow, just because you're born, you need to have everything handed to you. Where's a shock to the system. The government doesn't owe you a life. The only one's they have a responsibility to take care of are children up to 12-years-old and the elderly. At least that's my take on it. If young people today were somehow able to be transported back in time to when their grandparents where their age there is no way in hell they could survive. Actual hard work just so they could have something eat that night? Please. It would be 24 hours of bitch, bitch, bitch. Welfare and unemployment have been the ruination of this country. Now, I'm not saying do away with them. Not by any means, but rather cut them back. Right now they're more solid ground rather than the crutch they were meant to be. They were set up to help people get back on their feet but in today's lazy world they're used to live off of instead. Especially welfare. We have people who live on welfare for years because it's easy money. They sit on their ass and checking the mail is their job. I may not like what Kennedy's personal life was, but at least he had it right.
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What ever happened to that mentality? Today it's "Gimme, gimme, gimme. You owe me". I would say it's only Democrats, but sadly it's not. There's more and more Republicans who think it's the government's job to take care of them. That somehow, just because you're born, you need to have everything handed to you. Where's a shock to the system. The government doesn't owe you a life. The only one's they have a responsibility to take care of are children up to 12-years-old and the elderly. At least that's my take on it. If young people today were somehow able to be transported back in time to when their grandparents where their age there is no way in hell they could survive. Actual hard work just so they could have something eat that night? Please. It would be 24 hours of bitch, bitch, bitch. Welfare and unemployment have been the ruination of this country. Now, I'm not saying do away with them. Not by any means, but rather cut them back. Right now they're more solid ground rather than the crutch they were meant to be. They were set up to help people get back on their feet but in today's lazy world they're used to live off of instead. Especially welfare. We have people who live on welfare for years because it's easy money. They sit on their ass and checking the mail is their job. I may not like what Kennedy's personal life was, but at least he had it right.
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