The Strokes – In Transit

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As long as men die liberty will never perish

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Tim Keller – The Reason For God

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Bill Haley – Jealous Heart

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Let’s keep in touch on Facebook

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The Christmas Story – SPANK

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Oh man, the “sheeps” in the barn? Classic. The smallest of the Three Wise Men battling the wind on the beach? GOLD.


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Randy Pausch – Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams

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Have the courage to follow

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The Mutton Birds – A Thing Well Made

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“The Mutton Birds refer obliquely to the massacre in the song A Thing Well Made on their self-titled debut album. The song is narrated by a man who owns a sporting goods store in Christchurch. As the song closes he describes his work for the day, which involves sending “one of those AK-47s for some collector down the line.” – Aramoana massacre [en.wikipedia.org]

Out Of The Blue: “The movie about the 1990 massacre that rocked New Zealand is a restrained, sad, moral tale of a small South Island beach community where everyone knew one another by their first names – even their killer.” – The spirit of Aramoana [listener.co.nz]

This live video of The Mutton Birds performing ‘A Thing Well Made’ is moving but two things in particular that move me:


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MC Frontalot – First World Problem

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Your GPS run out of battery? First World Problem.
Got to wake up Saturday? First World Problem.


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