Reading Dear and Glorious Physician by Taylor Caldwell on my Kindle. I'm so glad some of her books are now available on Kindle and Nook.
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Summer reading
by mrsjones5 inok folks, it's that time of year.
school's out, the kids are running around (well actually staring at the video screen), the days are longer and the night are cool.
with the lazy hot days of summer ahead what's on your reading list?.
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any truth 2 Russell funded by Rothchilds
by mind blown inis any of this true?
historian, historian, david icke states, "...it was the rothschilds who funded the jehovah's witness operation into being, along with other illuminati bankerz (ie, kuhn, loeb, and co.), through "contributionz" by organizationz like the rothschild-controlled b'nai b'rith.
this was proved in a court of law in 1922. one of the key people involved in this was frank goldman who later became president of b'nai b'rith.
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I have never seen any credible evidence to support it.
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Any conspiracy theories you're convinced has some truth to it?
by MC RubberMallet ini do.. 1) new world order.
2) weapons testing.
3) surveillance, espionage, and intelligence agencies.
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Early in their careers: Music thread...
by FlyingHighNow insome groups were just better, earlier in their careers.
for others they got better as they moved along.
the beatles got better and better.. but for others like rod stewart for example.
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littlerockguy
Here is another one recorded early in Stevie Nicks career
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD8HT6-wfoY&feature=related
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Early in their careers: Music thread...
by FlyingHighNow insome groups were just better, earlier in their careers.
for others they got better as they moved along.
the beatles got better and better.. but for others like rod stewart for example.
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Early in their careers: Music thread...
by FlyingHighNow insome groups were just better, earlier in their careers.
for others they got better as they moved along.
the beatles got better and better.. but for others like rod stewart for example.
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littlerockguy
Love me some Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham in their early days!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM2uAnW2LU0
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Any blues fans out there?
by botchtowersociety inplease educate me.
i am looking for good music.
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Any blues fans out there?
by botchtowersociety inplease educate me.
i am looking for good music.
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Racism, Justice and What Goes Unnoticed
by metatron ini have a well educated friend (who happens to be african - american) and i love our discussions because i can talk to her openly and honestly, with less guardedness than others.
on one hand, i feel i'm right - but on the other hand, i acknowledge that she may have a viewpoint that i haven't considered.. we argue about obama - she, that he may lose due to racism, i , that racism didn't prevent him from being elected.
as to 'justice for trayvon' being a reason for black on white violence, let me ask the following:.
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littlerockguy
Racism and homophobia is common around the area the area of Arkansas where Im from. People still burn crosses in front yards of interracial couples
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Need a little help from my friends....can you get in here and post Classic Rock (or other genres) songs with horns heavily featured.
by La Falta Habitacion Por Sr Hor-Hey!! ini'm on a rock kick again, and i never realized how much i adore songs with crazy horns.
i've always loved horns in hip-hop, (work by gang-starr is a must hear even for non-rap lovers if you can appreciate horns), but i want to really explore horns as used in other genres, particulary classic rock.
plus there's a song i heard years ago that i can't seem to locate and can't even recall any of the words or its melody, just that i loved it at the time.
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