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POPSEach Small Candle Halfdan Rasmussen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark January 29, 1915. He was a resistance fighter during the German occupation of Denmark in W.W.II and became a well known poet often writing about social issues and human rights. Halfdan Rasmussen was also loved for his nonsense verses written for children. Halfdan Rasmussen almost became a national-poet of Denmark. He died in 87 years old on 2nd March 2002. In 1979 Amnesty International (Denmark) published a small book with poems about Human Rights (ISBN: 87-980852-2-0). Among the best were a small poem from Halfdan Rasmussen titled "Ikke Bødlen". The English Translation of Ikke Bødlen: Not the torturer will scare me Nor the hate and the torture Nor the barrels of death's rifles nor the shadows on the wall Nor the nights When the last star of pain is falling to the ground But the blind indifference of the merciless world
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POPSI've Gotta' Say It... I LOVE GLEE! This FOX show has more excitement and energy than any 3 cop shows with chases and guns blazing ever had. Great writing (over the top, but not), outstanding cast performances by the double handful, and a blazing brilliant talent in Lea Michele (character Rachel, lower picture) make this appointment TV for me. Lea Michele has AMAZING pipes that electrify every song she sings. I'd watch a whole hour of her every week, just singing her heart out. If you're missing this show, your missing IT!
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POPSHave Fun Teaching - Songs For Kids CD Have fun teaching released a brand new music CD for teachers, parents, home school parents, daycare providers, and kids. This educational cd has math songs, pre-k and kindergarten songs, character education songs, grammar songs, and more!
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POPSThe Song of America Over? Not Hardly Doom and gloom is almost as popular as trying to predict the next trend or "thing," or claiming that the rise of The New Kids On the Block was going to rewrite pop music. So writing that China will be the new America and that America is in permanent decline is popular but goofy and wrong. Jim Fisher gives us some good reasons to say: Not So Much to China's Up and US is Down!
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POPSMore Whose Line Is It Anyway than you knew existed online Some funny snarky comment in the thread: The moment at which I realized the gulf between the hosts of the British and American versions was when during a game where the players had to recount some story in the style of a particular author, Josie Lawrence (ha-cha-cha) announced she was going to do it in the style of Louisa May Alcott. By was of explanation, she mentioned that Alcott was "notable for writing 'Little Women' and 'Little Men.'" Clive Anderson added, "Yes, and little else." Can anyone imagine Drew Carey pulling that one off? Clive Anderson certainly had some quick come backs to some of the audience member suggestions and his verbal sparring with Greg Proops was always amusing: Audience Member: Masturbation! Clive: There was a cry of masturbation but I think you're on your own with that one. Audience Member: Premature ejaculation Clive: Come again?
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POPSLive-Tweeting The Revolution: Day 6
BBC & CNN, PLEASE publish information on nationwide strike planned for tomorrow Tuesday throughout all of Iran Tomorrow rally at ValiAsr Sq. 5:00PM State TV announced that they will "recount" voted again since tomorrow Ahmadinejad called us Dust, we showed him a sandstorm. Protesters writing "only Mousavi" on Freedon sqr. tower, Iran's most prominent landmark U beat (us),U kill,U cut, what DO u do with d unpreventable growth of new blooms" a Persian song* ppl chanting "Police, police, support us" also 6 students who were beaten last night in the dorm died today. they were from my university. we wore black today :(( NOTE to HACKERS - attack www.farhang.gov.ir - pls try to hack all iran gov wesites. very difficult for us. confirmed - ahmadinejad website hacked off net. Intelligence calling homes and play recording saying "u participated in today's march, don't repeat" Reports of gunfire in Tehran's Saadatabad district Tarasht dormitory is seiged by basij Non stop sound
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POPS5th place for UK.... we did not expect to win well the normal person did not the people with there heads up there a*$e maybe did
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POPSA 100 Days On The Joyous Observances Of Barack Obama’s First 100 Days which is a lethal skill. The thoughtful look suckered many of my more impressionable conservative comrades last fall, when David Brooks and Christopher Buckley were cranking out gushing paeans to Obama’s “first-class temperament” — temperament being to the Obamacons what Nick Jonas’s hair is to a Tiger Beat reporter. But the drab reality is that the man they hail — Brooks & Buckley, I mean; not the Tiger Beat crowd — is a fantasy projection. There is no Obama The Sober Centrist, although it might make a good holiday song. But underneath the thoughtful look is a transformative domestic agenda that represents a huge annexation of American life by an ever-more intrusive federal government. One cannot but admire the singleminded ruthlessness with which Obama is getting on with it, even as he hones his contemplative, unhurried, moderate routine on primetime press conferences.
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POPSJohn Denver - The Skip Weshner Show (1971) Skip Weshner passed away in 1997 and these tapes were found among his belongings. They have been restored and shared among music fans. Weshner hosted a popular radio show on KRHM-FM in Los Angeles. On this particular night, March 9, 1971, Denver says on air that he had been up all night writing this new song, Starwood In Aspen, and most likely this is the first performance of this fan favourite. He stops mid-song to figure out the next chord. While there are some stumbles here and there, this is a very young John Denver sounding quite mournful on tracks like Follow Me and Gospel Changes. This is an excellent stereo broadcast tape that has never been released before. Please share freely. Click on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (these are high quality, stereo MP3s - sample rate of 192 kibit/s).
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POPSThe power of Music and Memory
Now, accuracy. What we’ve learned from musical memory is that it is astonishingly accurate. People can remember details and nuances of songs they know to such a degree that you can play them a 100-millisecond burst of a piece of music they know and they can name it from that. I’m talking about a tenth of a second—before the melody has a chance to evolve, before there’s any rhythm. If you alter a little bit of a well-known piece of music, people pick it up instantly. And if I were to ask you to sing your favorite pop song, the likelihood is that you would sing it at very near the right tempo and in very near the right key, even if you’re not a professional singer. It’s the nature of memory in general and musical memory in particular that it has this accuracy. The third thing has to do with knowledge representation. There is something special about music that allows us to encode information. For tens of thousands of years before humans had writing, they still had important information
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POPS‘Brothers in Arms’: A Song That Wrote Itself The final master, now the end title, is the piano/vocal I cut in my living room that evening, accompanied by a string arrangement we added after the fact. I hope you to get see the movie. I’m glad I did. Looking for Brothers In Arms - Single by John Ondrasik? Download iTunes and discover what makes it the world's most popular digital media player. Turn your CD collection into a digital music collection. Buy songs for 99¢ each. Download movies, TV shows, and more. http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates/download/?artistName=John%20Ondrasik&thumbnailUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fa1.phobos.apple.com%2Fus%2Fr1000%2F054%2FMusic%2F5b%2F6f%2F32%2Fmzi.aklrhity.100x100-75.jpg&itmsUrl=itms%3A%2F%2Fitunes.apple.com%2FWebObjects%2FMZStore.woa%2Fwa%2FviewAlbum%3Fid%3D307492805%26partnerId%3D30%26siteID%3DCTiugamq7cM-pVF.9bfLcR2JmqwPI5e38w%26ign-mscache%3D1&albumName=Brothers%20In%20Arms%20-%20Single
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POPSWorried? 10 Ways to Soothe Your Fears Hallowell suggests you try turning your worry over to God, or to fate if you don't believe in God. Accept that your worries won't make the world any different; they will only make you more unhappy. How? Try praying; try writing the worry down and putting it in a box; try anything that helps you let the worry go. Clip Song