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- hyhy posted on 06/30/2006
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- Susan posted on 06/29/2006In the interview, the world's 2nd richest man said the death of his wife influenced his decision to donate 85% of his wealth to charity. I googled and found he really had an amazing wife: --------------------------------------------------- At forty-five, Susan Buffett left her husband - in form. Although she remained married to Warren, the humanitarian / singer secured an apartment in San Francisco and, insisting she wanted to live on her own, moved there. Warren was absolutely devastated; throughout hi
- xw posted on 06/29/2006
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- xw posted on 06/27/2006Newfoundland E. J. Pratt Here the tides flow, And here they ebb; Not with that dull, unsinewed tread of waters Held under bonds to move Around unpeopled shores Moon-driven through a timeless circuit Of invasion and retreat; But with a lusty stroke of life Pounding at stubborn gates, That they might run Within the sluices of mens hearts, Leap under throb of pulse and nerve, And teach the seas strong voice To learn the harmonies of new floods, The peal of cataract, And the soft wash
- xw posted on 06/26/2006
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- xw posted on 06/26/2006Saint Lucy Saint Lucy of Syracuse, also known as Saint Lucia or Santa Lucia, (traditional dates 283-304) was a rich young Christian martyr who is venerated as a Saint by Catholic and Orthodox Christians. Her feast day in the West is December 13, by the unreformed Julian calendar the longest night of the year; she is the patron saint of blindness. Lucy is the only saint celebrated by the Lutheran Swedes, Finns, Danes, and Norwegians, in celebrations that reta
- xw posted on 06/25/2006
- xw posted on 06/25/2006Vatican Museums, Rome This statue of Augustus shows him in his role as leader of the Roman army. The decoration of his breast plate is used to evoke various mythological and historical references. The figure of the sky spreads his cloak across the top of the breastplate. Beneath him Sol, the Sun, drives his chariot towards Aurora, the Dawn, who rides off on a winged female figure. At the bottom rests the goddess Tellus, Earth. Above her, to the
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