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Ashleigha · Guest

Methinks Sen. Enzi got off easy on this one...
I went to Millikin with Lucas, when he was a music major there. Millikin is a small liberal arts school, with a really strong music program. The composer, Chris Reyman, went to Millikin with us. Randy Reyman is the composer's father, and also happens to conduct the Millikin jazz band that performed on this piece. I don't know if that changes your opinion, but from my understanding (I didn't have anything to do with this project, but I've been following it for years) it's talented friends who worked together for little to no money to make this.

Thaseem · Guest

“has beens go away !

Asanda · Guest

It's a cool looking video, but any dog can look skilled when you edit out the crashes..
Silly question - what is the difference between the .NET Framework and the .NET Micro Framework? Is the latter a subset of the former?!

Sclondolero · Guest

Pull yourself up from your boot straps! You can become a billionaire if you work hard enough!?
Holy Moley!

Brandon · Guest

Dugg for noticing that the top nine corrupt governments are governments of Islamic countries. Hmmm... I don't think "Allah" had that in mind when making a choice for "the chosen people..." These are facts.

Majel · Guest

jerk, I thought my page hadnt loaded yet for the longest time because of you.

Martie · Guest

Alheithinn to be fair, not all historians agree. For one, Lincoln did much to avoid the civil war. This means, he openly embraced the status quo where blacks would be held in slavery indefinitely. Toward the close of the Civil War, he was quoted numerous times showing a desire to 'get back' at the South. Thus, perhaps freeing the slaves in Southern territories only (He didn't free them everywhere), was a method of instilling economic hardships on the South. Of course most Historians attribute these quotes as fabrications/exaggerations driven by politics.But, the view that Lincoln was a racist who simply didn't like the industry... but never sought total equality with blacks... isn't uncommon with historians. In fact, it is like Wilberforce who fought to end the Atlantic Slave Trade in England for both blacks and poor whites (who were literally jumped in the street, dragged to boats, and became seaman by force). While Wilberforce detest slavery, he also wrote letters to the king encouraging him not to increase the wages of poor whites/blacks... for everyone has their place (because of God) and nobody should dare change it. He was also vehemently against a movement which sought to end the beating/whipping/etc of the working class; again, because the poor have their place because of God. The reason I bring this up is simple. In modern times, we tend to divide characters in history between two extremes of good and bad. The good people represent our ideal selves... the bad represents Darth Vadar. In reality, few historical figures fit these molds we create of them in our heads.

Philip · Guest

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