March 7, 2013

Meanwhile, furthermore & on the other hand. . .

The war on entitlements

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Vertical garden made of soda bottles

How corporations are ripping off arbitration

Where the action is

Rep. Wyden vs. Brennan
Indians order pipeline off their land

GUARDIAN US

Carrie Fisher says she's signed up to Star Wars sequel

Disney turns away from hand-drawn animation

Time Warner to spin off Time Inc as Meredith talks stall

North Korea threatens pre-emptive nuclear strike against US

White rhinoceros calf born at San Diego safari park - video


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Paul’s filibuster in opposition to Brennan, drone policy ends after nearly 13 hours

McConnell to oppose Brennan nomination

Rand Paul and the principle principle

Boxer rewrites budget history yet again

House funding bill would require Saturday mail delivery

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GOP not worried about Ryan budget

NRA campaign in high gear

Hugo Chávez's cheering section

Capturing Cheney's defiant spirit

Optimistic tone at Obama-GOP dinner

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Matthew Fox Unleashes His Disdain For One Direction On 'Conan' (VIDEO)

Silvio Berlusconi Convicted In Wiretap Case, Sentenced To 1 Year In Jail

'My Strange Addiction': Woman Puts Vapor Rub On Her Eyelids, In Her Tea (VIDEO)

North Korea Threatens Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strike Against U.S.

'Hoarding: Buried Alive': Rhonda's Dog Goes Pee On Used Cadaver Pads (VIDEO)

CNN

Ex-TSA chief: Allow axes on plane

Intern at exotic cat sanctuary killed by her favorite lion

Airline holds flight for man racing to see dying mom

Study links gun laws and lower mortality

Arkansas legislature overrides veto of ban on early abortions
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Quote of the Day

Paul Ends Filibuster After 13 Hours

Romney Gets a Job

House Passes Stop Gap Funding Measure

Arkansas Passes Most Restrictive Abortion Law in U.S.

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House GOP debates changing Medicare sooner than they'd planned

Sen. Rand Paul ends marathon filibuster of John Brennan

Paul filibuster gains support, delays Brennan vote

Rand Paul vows to speak 'as long as it takes' to block Brennan

At new phase in budget fight, Obama reaches out to GOP lawmakers
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Sam Smith has been a musician for many decades. He started the first band his Quaker school ever had and played drums with bands up until 1980 when he switched to stride piano. He had his own band until the mid-1990s and has played with the New Sunshine Jazz Band, Hill City Jazz Band, Not So Modern Jazz Band and the Phoenix Jazz Band.
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SAM SMITH'S
DECOLAND BAND

AVALON
BUTTER & EGG MAN
DR JAZZ
INDIANA
JELLY ROLL
MAMA'S GONE GOODBYE
SHINE
Bob Walter, trumpet; Jimmy Hamilton & Coleman Hankins, clarinet; Paul Hettich, bass; Sam Smith, piano. Bob Resnik, drums
PHOENIX JAZZ BAND
led by Bob Walter

ALGIERS STRUT
APEX BLUES   George James sax
CORRINE CORRINE
OH MAMA  Sam piano & vocal
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led by Bob Walter

ACE IN THE HOLE: With the lyrics altered to fit Washington
BILL BAILEY
BYE & BYE Sam piano & vocal
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WHEN YOU'RE SMILING Sam piano, Bob Walter vocal
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1 comment:

Capt. America said...

Entitlements are what people are entitled to. May those who dispute that suffer eternal damnation and roast in hell forever.