First, my own daughter, and now Doc Jay get to see The Killers while I am stuck in exile here in Japan - - - no fair!

Anyway, my faves ----  "In Bloom" by Nirvana,  "Undercover of the Night" by the Rolling Stones, "No Surprises" by Radiohead, "Black or White" by Michael Jackson.  "Monkey Wrench" by Foo Fighters. 

Sorry, James of England, but though I love The Killers' music, I don't get their videos at all.

The Marine Hymn "From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli . . . "

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx64_N4AA04

It takes less than 20 seconds to get the point from this video....http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx64_N4AA04

Sorry, I was really busy with work.My post merely said:If I didn't already love being a Hoosier Daddy, I would change my handle to . . .Rico Suave

uhh, did Ricochet just eat the body of my iPhone-posted post?

Prince is much more important because he is a songwriter and producer.

It is truly "his music" that has his name on it.  Madonna and MJ are corporate 'pop' products with HUGE teams of writers and producers contributing.  

I think I was lucky to have fallen in love with a Japanese and immigrated here 26 years ago.  Japan has always had a unique blend of freedom and paternalism, and its lack of diversity makes it able to weather the coming world cataclysm. America has voted itself out of existence.  The Japanese can never fragment like the EJ Hill map.

I thought the same sentiments had been expressed many times many years before 1816. Only the final sentence, and the second half of the first sentence, express anything not in the Declaration.

Anyway, my guess in Henry Clay (I admit I GOOGLED him just to confirm that he was already in the House by 1816, and he was - - - entered 1811.)

The failure of the prediction reminds me of the 'End of History' that was supposed to follow the expulsion of Iraq from Kuwait.

Calling for getting rid of athletic scholarships is racist.

30 of 33, but I think one item has two correct answers - - - "debt is zero"

Combine #77 and #80 - - - - what I think.

Franco: Asking a five year-old " How was your day at kindergarten?" Is almost nonsensical to a child. Children have experiences and they don't rate them. Children certainly don't rate their days in the aggregate as adults do. A child simply doesn't know how to, and doesn't wish to answer such a question.  <<<<<

not just kindergarteners - - - even teenagers have a hard time answering that question

Don't agree with #1. I like the video accompaniment, too. Easy enough to just avert your eyes and just listen anyway. Thanks for posting.

Steve C: "Confucius say unintended consequences not an opinion, a law."Brilliant! Best one-line comment of the century.

. . . sigh . . . I was about to write 'they sure don't make'em like that any more' but then thought that the first two seasons of Modern Family do hold a candle to it.