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Remembering Tony Snow
2008-07-14 16:15:00 In my humble opinion, Tony Snow had as much — if not more — impact on the American political landscape as Tim Russert. Both were kind, big-hearted family men with a unbridled passion for the country they lived in and tried to make a better place from their positions of influence. One was a life-long liberal (Russert) and received ...
By: GayPatriot
REMEMBERING HAWKEYE
2008-06-19 09:00:00 by Karen Garrisonwar is hellthe swamp is holy refuge from hellwar is here againnot happy daystake me to your swampdrown me in dusty dry ginyour eyes pierce the painwith one liners that Groucho would’ve surelyloved to stealhad he gone to your waryou did him proudnow they go again and againand you aren’t hereuntil late night, in a darkened roomI listen to your caustic rage androllicking sarcasm,and taste your tears streamingdown my frightened lipsI need a family that loves, criesand holds on, that operateson each other’s wounds like yours didbut we are a house dividedI need a man who’s eyes take hold with truthno matter how hard it is to tell,melt me with their sincerityand hold me fixed by their honestybecause he cares so about the casualtiesand homeit came through the situationtime and againyou caredyou spoke outwith courage against a quagmireand now your words are ineternal rerunhere hereI need your flirtingsmiling, prankishinnocent sweetnessa plea for comfort andfleeting ...
Remembering the 1980s The Celtics against the Lakers
2008-06-10 00:02:00 Listening to the radio yesterday I learned with interest that the Celtics and the Lakers were contesting another NBA Championship series. When I moved to America in the mid 1980s I had never heard of Larry Bird or Magic Johnston and I doubt that I had ever watched a game of basketball. I had also never heard off or listened to the voice of the NBA, Brent Musburger, whose voice I would get to know well in the first few years of living there.We played it at high school for gym for about six weeks a year. I hated it with the heavy ball and the impossible hoop. This story is how I came to love the game for a short period of time.We stayed for a while in Vermont where all the finals games were on television on CBS. My future father in law was born and bred in Boston and he filled me in on some of the important details. The names from that era are very clear in my mind. I can remember many late nights gripped by the intense theatre from the dusty old Boston Garden and the razzmatazz of Lo...
Remembering Nikki Cox
2008-06-09 11:17:00 You know every time I see new pictures of Nikki Cox, it saddens me. I’m trying to figure out what happened to that girl I used to jerk off to while watching Unhappily Ever After. Ya you did it too so don’t make it like I’m the only one.
By: Attuworld
Remembering D-Day
2008-06-06 18:10:00 American Thinker reminds us that today is the 64th Anniversary of D-Day. I wonder how many young Americans know that, before D-Day, and barring some English-based bombing raids that did not involve ?feet on the ground? fighting, America?s War had taken place entirely in the Pacific. Europe had been mostly stagnant: Hitler had taken over ...
By: Webloggin
Remembering Robert Kennedy
2008-06-06 05:18:00 I’m kind of surprised that Texas Liberal didn’t post on this ready. He is the resident history buff. Robert Kennedy died 40 years ago today. This is a nice summary of some the chaos that was the late 1960’s!!! Brian Williams mentions that some of this footage hasn’t been aired since 1968. ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Remembering Robert Kennedy", url: "http://www.whereistheoutrage.n-et/wordpress/2008/06/05/remembe-ring-robert-kennedy/" });
Remembering them
2008-06-06 00:35:00 I can?t forget them because Egypt does not forget them. powered by ODEO Please visit http://egyptianpows.net There are new updates and news Technorati Tags: Egypt,POWs,Egyptian POWs,1967,Israel,War Crimes,History,Human rights,photos,UAR,Middle East,Mideast,Africa
Remembering Ronald Reagan
2008-06-05 14:00:00 Four years ago today the world lost a true hero. There will never be another Ronald Reagan and we will all be forever indebted to him for all his contributions toward a better world. We can all learn from history and take much from his words. A video tribute to Ronald Reagan: And from the 2004 Republican ...
Remembering General Odom
2008-06-05 13:32:00 I didn’t know Lt. General William Odom. All that I know is that he was a warrior who fought against this war in Iraq. I have 3 references to him on my blog (here, here and here). The last reference was his testimony in front of the Senate a couple of months ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Remembering General Odom", url: "http://www.whereistheoutrage.n-et/wordpress/2008/06/05/remembe-ring-general-odom/" });
Remembering Passed Pets
2008-06-04 01:56:00 A memorial gift can be a thoughtful testimony to the meaningfulness of the life and love of a beloved pet who has passed on. It can also be the gift of life for other animals in need. It can add just the right touch for expressing compassion to someone who has had a loss and who cares about animal welfare.Buying a plaque for the wishing well of your local animal rescue group (such as Citizens for Animal Protection) or a paving brick (Houston Zoo and SPCA) is a way immortalizing that lost loved one. People see the names emblazoned there every day, and many are warmed at the thought of the love symbolized by the remembrance.The Houston SPCA also maintains kennels sponsored in the memory of passed pets, as well as living animals and other sponsors. You see the engraved plaques above each kennel at every visit.The Houston Humane Society has a memory tree prominently displayed on one wall. It’s foliage is comprised of engraved brass leaves featuring the names of donors to the program a...
By: Big Paw Blog
40 Years Later--Remembering RFK
2008-06-03 05:07:00 Posting on the FightingBob.com, Steve Argo--a high school teacher in Baraboo--writes a timely article about the living legacy of RFK--"Our RFK":"Forty years ago this week, Robert F. Kennedy was shot and killed while shaking the hands of kitchen workers at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. He was just 42 years old. Had he lived, he very likely would have gone on to capture the Democratic Party nomination for president and quite possibly the White House in November 1968. As it was, his absence during the final months of that campaign was a catastrophic setback for the forces of peace, racial reconciliation and social justice."His life deserves wider appreciation." . . . RFK's name is busily crammed into a chapter full of 1960s angst: Dallas, Pleiku, My Lai, Selma, Woodstock, LSD, Watts, Tet. He appears - and then suddenly disappears - somewhere between James Earl Ray and the 1968 Democratic National Convention. I'm guessing the typical high school student knows about as much abou...
Creep Alert, Remembering Tribbles and Clay's Gonna Be A?
2008-05-30 00:44:00 I've never been much of a Bill Murray fan, even back "in the day"....and I was a huge, huge fan of the first decade of Saturday Night Live. Bill Murray and Chevy Chase made my skin crawl and I never could put my finger on it. There seemed to be an undercurrent of nasty, angry condescension in both of them and it actually prevented me from finding most of what they did either on SNL or in the movies funny. Well reading this just reinforces my impression of Mr. Murray. He's A Real Keeper...notThe wife of entertainer Bill Murray has filed for divorce after nearly 11 years of marriage, alleging he abused her and is addicted to marijuana and alcohol.Jennifer Butler Murray filed divorce papers May 12 in Charleston County. She owns a home on Sullivans Island, S.C., where she lives with the couple's four children.The complaint was first reported by The Post and Courier of Charleston. It also alleges frequent abandonment by the former "Saturday Night Live" star.Bill Murray's attorney, Jo...
Remembering Grammy Shaw
2008-05-29 08:41:00 Over Memorial Day Weekend, Katy, my dad, and I headed out east to Palouse, WA. My parents both grew up there and that's where I lived, too, as a wee little fellow.We joined my cousin and my aunt and uncle Deerkop (who live in this beautiful place just outside of Palouse) to remember Grammy Shaw. She passed away three months ago. Her death caught us all by surprise, and the fact that she's gone is really still sinking in. Grammy and I talked almost every night on the phone ... indeed, we talked the night before she died. I'll always remember that final phone call -- she was happy and in good spirits.I remember thinking over the past few years how it was odd that Grammy didn't really seem to have any hobbies or things she was interested in. But now that she's gone I've realized that she valued what's really important in life: people. To call her a social hub would be an understatement. She had an absolutely amazing ability of bringing people together. She thrived on her family ...
Remembering Mike Gravel
2008-05-28 09:53:00 Mike Gravel has the dubious honor of having failed to win the nomination of not one but two political parties this year. After he failed to win the Democratic nomination he also ran for the Libertarian Party nomination. Some, including many Libertarian Party members and candidates, did find it strange that a non-libertarian was running ...
By: Liberal Values
♥ Remembering & Missing Matthew on His 20th Birthday ♥
2008-05-28 06:01:00 N ot a day passes without something reminding us of you - a glimpse of you in one of your siblings, finding one of your treasures on earth, mail still coming with your name on it or the brilliance of the color of red, your favorite colour. We made bittersweet memories on Monday, as we planted red impatients at your gravestone, and your baby brother you’ve never met, tried digging in the soil to “help”. One of your siblings said, “This is the closest Nathan has been to Matthew“. Someday he will know you too.  Though we wonder about the “what ifs” your days were still numbered by God. How blessed we were to have you for 16 years. And yet, how much more blessed we are with the assurance that you accepted Jesus as your personal Savior, we will meet you again, and all our tears will forever be wiped away. Until then, we will miss you, remember you and always share about you. Forever with love, Your Mumsie (affectionate name only ...
Remembering Those Who Have Bought Our Nations Freedom
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Remembering Alan Rogers on Memorial Day
2008-05-27 02:45:00 Today on Memorial Day, we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, those brave men and women of our armed forces who died fighting for the United States of America. Even as Congress has prevented gay and lesbian Americans from serving openly in the military, many have continued to serve — and ...
By: GayPatriot
Remembering Those Who Sacrificed on Memorial Day
2008-05-26 17:54:00 Memorial Day is a day of ceremonies and speeches. Throughout America today, we honor the dead of our wars. We recall their valor and their sacrifices. We remember they gave their lives so that others might live. President Ronald Reagan spoke these words on May 28, 1984, at Arlington National Cemetery on the site of the ...
By: Webloggin
A day of remembering
2008-05-26 15:45:00 For some, today means a day off from work or school, a barbeque with friends, or a parade down Main Street, USA, but as a nation, Memorial Day is so much more. To me, it is a day to reflect on our mothers and fathers, grandfathers and grandmothers, and uncles and aunts who served our nation and made it possible for us to become a great nation. It isn't just about those who served in wars oversees, but also those who served at home. There are those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our nation without selfishness. To be a proud American is to be proud of those who have come before us and understand the work they did to help provide a life for me and my family today. I am grateful and humble to those we honor today. I thank you for everything you did. My God bless and keep you.
By: The Blue World
Remembering What Is Important
2008-05-25 20:40:00 My dad sent me this, and I wanted to share. I’m proud to be American and thankful for those who gave all. God bless you and your families. It is the VETERAN, not the preacher, who has given us freedom of religion. It is the VETERAN, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the VETERAN, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the VETERAN , not the campus organizer, who has given us freedom to assemble. It is the VETERAN, not the lawyer, who has given us the right to a fair trial. It is the VETERAN, not the politician, Who has given us the right to vote. It is the VETERAN who salutes the Flag, It is the VETERAN who serves under the Flag, ETERNAL REST GRANT THEM O LORD, AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM.
Remembering Memorial Days
2008-05-25 19:14:00 When I was young I never stopped to think much about Memorial Day. When I was growing up it was called Decoration Day. I remember once we all got dress up like we were going to church but instead we went to the cemetery and put small flags on the graves. It was ...
Remembering Joey....
2008-05-24 09:44:00 Tonight I we received a bad news ...a very sad news ...our friend Joey died in his sleep...and I am sad ...very sad...Yes, Joey is a Christian...yes, Joey is now in heaven...yes, someday we will see him again...But tonight,tonight we are grieving ...We are grieving the loss of a friend ...A wonderful friend ...My heart goes out to Joey's family,especially his mom...Oh... I cannot imagine,No one can fathom ...the sorrow she is feeling right now....Yes, Joey is in heaven,but tonight,we grieve...we grieve the lossof someone we love...Joey was just a high school kid when we first met him. His family moved in to the house next to our little cottage. I still can remember his smile when I first met him. He was such a sweet teenager. His family is very close to us. Oh... it breaks my heart to think that he is gone.... He is the only son of our good friends Karen and Joe. He has two sisters, Jamie and Joanne, who he's really close with. The whole family is grieving .. and I ask that you...
By: Liza's Eyeview
What Are We Remembering on Memorial Day?
2008-05-22 05:31:00 Memorial Day was originally known as Decoration Day, so named for the decorating of soldier’s graves after by women’s groups and others after the Civil War. It is believed to have been an event that occurred spontaneously in dozens of places across the United States as we struggled to heal in the aftermath of that ...
Low Gas Prices--Are They Worth Remembering?
2008-05-20 08:22:00 WEUA asks a silly question: do you remember when gas was 99 cents? I do. I'm not that old, and I remember when it was 87 cents a gallon. But lets be honest with ourselves--gas prices will NEVER be low again. There are a first reasons for this. First, oil prices are continuing to hit unprecedented highes along with gas prices. Therefore, oil companies are passing along the price increase to consumers.However, the second reason is more important--America has been paying lower gas prices than the rest of the world FOREVER--when I let Thailand gas prices had risen to $5.17 a gallon. This means that even if this recent rise in oil prices is a bubble, don't expect gas prices to fall when oil prices do. U.S. oil companies (despite the billions of dollars in profits they reap) have been waiting a long time to bring U.S. gas prices inline with the rest of the world. Do you think they will just back away from that once they have achieved this goal?So, besides reminiscing and complaining, wh...
Remembering Frank Sinatra
2008-05-20 05:14:00 One of our favorite Italian-American personalities - Frank Sinatra - passed away ten years ago last week. On May 14th, 1998, a decade ago Friday, Francis Albert Sinatra died at age 82 in Los Angeles, California. He was a singer, an actor, a producer, a director, and above all, a legend.
15 May 2008: Remembering the Nakba, 60 years later يوم &
2008-05-18 23:19:00 Nakba significa Il 15 maggio sui cieli della Palestina occupata si sono levati 21945mila palloncini neri, ogni palloncino ha simboleggiato un giorno dei 60 anni di Nakba, la catastrofe palestinese. Contemporaneamente nasceva lo stato d'Israele, e nasceva sulla base della violenza sistematica e feroce, dell'espulsione della popolazione indigena, della pulizia etnica: 750.000 Palestinesi venivano cacciati dalle loro case e circa 400 villaggi venivano distrutti.Una vera e propria pulizia etnica, e questo lo dice Ilan Pappe, famoso storico israeliano. Giovedì nel campo profughi di Aydah, Betlemme Occupata, è stata issata la chiave del Al Alwada, del ritorno. A ricordare che più di 5 milioni e mezzo di profughi palestinesi nel mondo attendono di ritornare nella loro terra, ritorno che gli è riconosciuto per diritto dalla risoluzione numero 194 dell'ONU. Non potrà mai esserci pace fra Israele e Palestina se n...
By: guerrilla radio
Remembering Ian Curtis
2008-05-18 06:17:00 Today marks 28 years since the death of Ian Curtis. He died at the age of 23, more than two years before I was born. He would have been 52 this year. For someone who died so young, so long ago, Ian Curtis has had an unprecedented impact on modern-day music, in a similar way ...
Remembering SSG Chad Caldwell
2008-05-16 04:00:00 It’s easy to forget that our troops are still overseas in Iraq. We get caught up in daily trivia and routine problems. The high cost of gas or job stress can keep us from remembering the greater world. We should always take time to say a prayer for our troops overseas, as well as one for our political leaders as well as our enemies, as Jesus would want us to do. A video by photojournalists who were embedded with Staff Sgt. Chad Caldwell’s unit shows them recalling their time with him in Mosul, Iraq. Other included videos show segments featuring SSG Caldwell serving his nation along with others in his unit. SSG Chad Caldwell was killed April 30 in Mosul, Iraq — just a few weeks before he was scheduled to come home. My prayers are with his family. Video: Photojournalists remember Staff Sgt. Chad Caldwell who was killed in Mosul, Iraq in April. Video: Under Fire In Mosul Video: Soliders carry lucky charms in Iraq Post from: Christopher Hedges Remembering SSG Ch...
Remembering Lunch Can Help Reduce the Desire to Snack [Highlight HEALTH]
2008-05-15 17:45:00 Mind over matter may really work when it comes to managing appetite. Researchers at the University of Birmingham, U.K. have found that recalling foods eaten at lunch has an inhibitory effect on subsequent snacking later the same day. The study is currently in press and will be published in the journal Physiology & Behavior [1]. ...
By: Highlight HEALTH
Humanoid - Remembering Universe
2008-05-07 21:45:00 Band: HumanoidAlbum: Remembering UniverseYear: 2008Country: CanadaGenre: Progressive AmbientLength: 40:40 MinFilesize: 68.66 MBTracklist:- The Quest Begins- Passages Part 1 (Eidetic Memory)- Passages Part 2 (Leaving)- Consciousness of the Universe- Naviguating Toward An Unknown Region- Unearth Treasures- Lunar Nostalgia- Passages Part 3 (Exoplanet)- Passages Part 4 (Forms)- Visions Made of Glass- FragmentClick Here
Remembering a Warrior: SSG Matthew Blaskowski
2008-05-07 14:28:00 This entry is part 1 of 1 in the series American HeroesBlackfive has a series of posts today about SSG Matthew Blaskowski, who will be the newest addition to our American Heroes section (which admittedly needs to be enlarged and updated a LOT). Make sure you read the whole thing…because at the end is a ...
By: Euphoric Reality
Remembering His Favorite Park
2008-05-04 02:09:00 My son has an incredible memory. Even when I was his age, I do not think my memory was as good. If you follow my blog you know that 2 years ago we left the Pacific Northwest and moved to California. We were there for a year before we found ourselves moving back. My son was 4 when we left and just a month from his 6 Birthday when we moved back.Today the kids asked if we could go to the park. However my son didn?t want to ride his bike to our neighborhood one. He asked me if I remembered the park with the bridge. He wanted to go to that one. I thought he was talking about the park we went to last summer in California. I started to explain that it was too far away. He looked at me like I was crazy. He wasn?t talking about THAT one. My little man then went on to describe a park that we used to go to a lot before we moved. We met up with our MOMS Club there often and it was just a short drive away. On our way there today I was listening to the kids talk in the back seat. My...
By: Mom 2 Two
08 Bonus: Remembering
2008-05-03 04:43:00 Captured in draft posts and tucked away between painful memories, the best of April will soon be yours to share with me. Thanks for your patience as I catch up. April is never made easier by the fact that Toronto doesn't ease into Spring ? it gives birth to it. What a mighty long labour!?Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. They seem to be more afraid of life than death.? James F. Bymes
Remembering James Brown
2008-05-02 16:00:00 "The Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. and the Museum of African American Cinema present: Remembering James Brown. Celebrate James Brown's birthday one day early with 90 minutes of rare and historic film footage from numerous sources that feature live performances of the late, great 'Godfather of Soul' along with band members Maceo Parker, Bootsy Collins and Abraham, Inc.'s Fed Wesley. Nelson George & Billy Mitchell will be hosting." Limited Seating, All Ages. Doors at 630pm, free. Read More...Digg this | Email to a friend | Reddit
By: FreeNYC
Remembering Willow Island
2008-04-28 13:49:00 The Charleston Gazette marks the 30th anniversary of the Willow Island disaster, when 51 workers plunged to their deaths in what is "still considered the worst construction accident in U.S. history."The series includes interviews with the kin of those killed, a photo slide show with audio and a list of the dead.
Remembering John Marzano
2008-04-26 10:01:00 Last week former Phillies catcher, and baseball analyst John Marzano shockingly died in his South Philadelphia home. Comcast did a very nice piece on Johnny Marz last night, and here it is.
Remembering Amadou Diallo and Sean Bell
2008-04-25 18:47:00 Check out this documentary I found on Youtube. Remember if you live in NYC and area Black male your life is in danger from the NYC police. You can be shot 41 times or 50 times and no one will even blink an eye or shed a tear according to the American Justice system. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Remembering Amadou Diallo and Sean Bell", url: "http://greasyguide.com/2008/04-/25/remembering-amadou-diallo-a-nd-sean-bell/" });
Remembering Howard Cosell, 13 Years Later
2008-04-24 06:28:00 Howard Cosell died 13 years ago today. You will have to forgive us, and most people who read this site who are younger than us, but Cosell is more a legend among our generation than he is anyone who has a tangible relationship to the way we remember sporting events.
Remembering Mother
2008-04-24 04:51:00 Yesterday I felt so dizzy and cannot even stand while taking a shower. I remember before my mother uses her shower chairs for her bathing. My mother was sick then of endometrial cancer and I remember giving her a bath every after chemotherapy because she is feeling dizzy for several days of medication. She survived the ...
By: joanjoyce
Remembering your password is an art
2008-04-22 16:47:00 It is better to keep a short pencil rather... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Remembering the birth announcements
2008-04-22 11:38:00 Although there’s still 6-7 months before my nephew or niece will grace us with his/her arrival, I thought I’d send my sister the link to Doodlebug Dezigns. She’s going to want to start thinking about what type of photo birth announcements she will order because before she knows it, she’ll run out of time and ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Remembering the birth announcements", url: "http://mummifiedtimesfive.net/-2008/04/22/remembering-birth-an-nouncements/" });
Free Help With Remembering Important Routines in Your Daily Schedule
2008-04-21 03:13:00 Not eating enough fruit? Forgot to feed the fish again? Need a little help keeping your New Year's resolutions?Tell us what to hassle you about, and we'll nag you via email at semi-unpredictable intervals.Popular Hassles* Go to the gym roughly every...
Remembering
2008-04-20 21:45:00 April is not particulary a great month when it comes to our pets. We lost Ginger (Rottie) in April of 2006 and Molly Girl (Kitty) in April of 2007.I just wanted to take this opportunity to show my visitors how wonderful both Ginger and Molly were and that we still miss them very much. Ginger (1994-2006) Molly Girl (1999-2007)
Remembering the Beirut Embassy Bombing: April 18, 1983
2008-04-19 01:47:00 Twenty-five years ago today a late model GMC truck packed with explosives slammed into the U.S. Embassy in Beirut and crashing through the lobby door. In his memoir See No Evil former CIA operative Robert Baer, who devoted much of this career to identifying the perpetrators of the bombing, “Even by Beirut standards, it was an enormous blast…” Often overshadowed by the bombing of the Marine Barracks in Beirut only six months later (as well as the many suicide vehicle bombs since),...(read more)
Remembering - One Year Later - Virginia Tech
2008-04-16 21:04:00 We want to pay tribute to all those who died one year ago today in the worst campus massacre in American history. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of those that died. We are both inspired and saddened by the numerous ways that the survivors and victims’ families are translating their ...
Beauty Blessing | Remembering John O'Donohue
2008-04-16 06:07:00 . indeed we are from the Eternal Landscape, andto that Landscape we returnto become part of .{ John O'Donohue, 1956-2008, and continuing forever }1.One of the most gifted mystic, philosopher and poet of our time, John O'Donohue, beginning of this year in January has passed behind the curtain of Eternity, to the Eternal Landscape which he was so fond of in his peaceful sleep on January 3, 2008.He has been rightly described as a man of the soul. His works will remain as scholarly meditation, synthesis of philosophy, soulful poetry and radiant source of spiritual wisdom for ages. The prestigious Review of Metaphysics commended him for "breaking new ground in our thinking about consciousness? (with) a richer and deeper notion of Personhood." John is beloved for his book Anam Cara - Gaelic for "soul friend" - and for his insistence on beauty as a human calling and a defining aspect of God. John O'Donohue had a very Celtic, lifelong fascination with what he called "the invisible worl...
AZ: Remembering 1996
2008-04-10 00:00:00 Real estate investors will find this new report from ASU interesting reading... Greater Phoenix resale numbers for March spring back to 1996 MESA, Ariz. ? March is typically an indicator for the coming resale home season, and with 4,335 recorded sales it?s showing signs of a continuing weak market. Even though it is an improvement over the 3,750 sales of February, it is significantly below last year?s 5,385 sales and is the lowest March since 1996, with 3,270 sales. Although the year has been continually improving since January (3,350 sales), the year-to-date total of 11,395 sales is below last year?s 14,190 sales. While there are many problems rising out of the h
Remembering ?98 and How We Can Improve on It
2008-04-09 12:00:00 (c) OnFrozenBlog - http://www.onfrozenblog.com/ - I remember vividly the Capitals’ stirring run to the Stanley Cup finals in 1998 — 10 years ago this spring. There were helpful upsets that guided the fortunes of the 4th-seeded Caps that postseason — all of the East’s top three seeds lost in round one — but ...
By: On Frozen Blog
JOHN LEGEND PERFORMS PRIDE (IN THE NAME OF LOVE) REMEMBERING DR. MARTIN LUT
2008-04-06 17:15:00 John Legend performs PRIDE (In The Name of Love) Uploaded by ElectricArtists In memory of Dr. Martin Luther King. John Legend performs PRIDE (In The Name of Love). Pride was...
By: Binside TV
Remembering PN Oak: The original Hindutva historian
2008-04-04 23:40:00 Does the name of Professor Oak rings a bell? The historian who used to make claims about Taj Mahal originally being a Hindu temple and similar other assertions about Qutub Minar and many other mosques.That was the era when RSS didn't have historians, scientists, writers, journalists, doctors, academicians and other professionals in its fold. But Oak, was quite dedicated to his cause. He was mocked at, but he continued to publish his works, make such claims and write letters in newspapers.Oak died sometime back. Not many tears were shed. Perhaps, because he had become irrelevant. Or may be, the Saffron brigade now had an army of able professionals to espouse its cause in every field, much more eloquently in TV cameras.Still, one expected a few obituaries. Hardly any attention was paid to the demise of the original Hindutva Historian. The man who had founded the Institute for Writing Indian History, spent all his life, for the cause, especially in the era when Marxist historians domi... |
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