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Rod Stewart & Ron Wood playing 'Mandolin Wind' back on MTV Unplugged
when they actually played music on Music Television.
when they actually played music on Music Television.
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Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day
Celebrated every November, Veterans Day honors all who have served in the U.S. military.
The federal holiday is observed on Nov. 11, the day World War I ended in 1918.
A year later, President Woodrow Wilson celebrated what was originally known as Armistice Day for the first time. But it wasn't until 1938 that Congress recognized it as an official federal holiday.
In 1954, the holiday's name was changed to Veterans Day, to honor the veterans of all wars the U.S. has fought. In France and elsewhere in Europe, the day continues to be known as Armistice Day.
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This Art Nouveau wooden staircase and wood trim door surround in a home in Paris are classic examples of what I talk about often. When I say that there was a time when pleasing the eye was as important as function, this is what I mean.
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There are gifts you buy for a special
occasion. Or for no reason at all.
Whoever you're buying it for,
they'll appreciate the effort...
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a plane for transport after being liberated from
a Japanese internment camp in 1945.
She had been a POW for three years.
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The sad state of affairs in the NJ Legislature so perfectly summed up by the new guy who spent a total of $ 153.00 to unseat the most powerful Democrat in the state. If that isn't a clarion call for them to get their collective shit together, nothing else could be.
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Memorial Day has its roots in the Civil War
In contrast, Memorial Day specifically honors those who have died in U.S. military service. It was originally created to honor soldiers who fought in the Civil War, but like Veterans Day, was also later expanded to include those who died in all wars.
Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day, history professor Matthew Dennis told NPR in 2005, and was celebrated on May 30. It was the day when people decorated the graves of soldiers who died in the Civil War — both those who fought for the Union and for the Confederacy.
The annual tradition of decorating fallen soldiers' graves with flags and flowers is believed to have originated in Waterloo, N.Y. That tradition is still carried on today all over the countryAlmost a century later in 1971, Congress switched the official holiday to the last Monday in May.
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I remember taking this picture at a red light in mid-town Manhattan about ten years ago. There was no one in the back seat of the cab.
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Looks like a VW on steroids, doesn't it?
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Women love gifts of nice jewelry.
And, Christmas isn't too far off guys...
Click on the picture for information on this item.
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this kinda shit pretty much all the time,
but we didn't all become serial killers, did we?
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It took me a full minute to get this...
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The jewelry my wife makes would be a perfect gift.
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