Saturday, 7 April 2012, ANGEL ISLAND, CALIFORNIA - The Ninth Amendment reminds readers to try to curtail reading MORE THAN TEN FREE DIGITAL NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLES MONTHLY SIMPLY BY SETTING READERS' FREE FIREFOX BROWSERS TO "PRIVATE BROWSING". The fact for the day is that Friday just ended here began a most holy of times for many people as indeed every day on planet Earth may be a day of gratitude for all persons living the world over.
The following comment was submitted verbatim in response to New York Times columnist Paul Krugman's Friday, 6 April 2012 post of the immediately below here provided solely as fair comment with "highest recommendation" (in bold web address apologies Ninth Amendment technical staff departed before Alcatraz Island closing time and editorial staff only knows readers as readers wish may paste address in web address bar to hear music) approximate five minute musical performance.
The following comment was submitted verbatim in response to New York Times columnist Paul Krugman's Friday, 6 April 2012 post of the immediately below here provided solely as fair comment with "highest recommendation" (in bold web address apologies Ninth Amendment technical staff departed before Alcatraz Island closing time and editorial staff only knows readers as readers wish may paste address in web address bar to hear music) approximate five minute musical performance.
Friday Night Music: The Book of Right On
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HsRhn2f5WmI
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- BigMartin
- waronnothing
Holy, Holy, Holy! Most appropriate In the day's waning moments of this part of the United States on a most sacred of days to many and moreover to all the World over whatever their faith, creed, belief may it be one of understanding, love and peace. Thank you Professor Krugman from the editorial staff and global bureaus of the Ninth Amendment from Agana to Johnston Atoll from McMurdo to the North Pole. Meanwhile in anticipation of what you might share in the future we are getting out the huge old speakers that the people could dance on, the ones stacked from floor to ceiling such as those Cream brought to New York on its first U.S. studio trip to record "Disraeli Gears".Copyright 2012 Big M All World Rights Expressly Reserved Without Reservation (Copy only)
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