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Pavarotti unconscious, family gathers: report
Reuters ^
| 09/05/07
Posted on 09/05/2007 12:51:22 PM PDT by Borges
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posted on
09/05/2007 12:51:26 PM PDT
by
Borges
To: sitetest
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posted on
09/05/2007 12:52:49 PM PDT
by
Borges
To: Borges
Sad news. Hope he pulls through.
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posted on
09/05/2007 12:53:51 PM PDT
by
rightwingintelligentsia
(You know a liberal has lost the argument when he calls you a Nazi.)
To: Borges
I grew to love the tenor voice because of that man.....
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posted on
09/05/2007 12:54:10 PM PDT
by
Kimmers
To: Borges
Wow. I don’t follow opera but it seems like only yesterday his name was all over the place. Life goes by fast. God be with him and his family.
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posted on
09/05/2007 12:54:56 PM PDT
by
stevio
((NRA))
To: stevio
Yep. “Captain of the High C’s”. RIP
To: stevio
Is he the one that got married in recent years and they have a set of twins?
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:01:59 PM PDT
by
LYSandra
To: Borges
“underwent surgery in New York for pancreatic cancer “
Not good. Few survive.
To: Borges
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:03:57 PM PDT
by
processing please hold
(Duncan Hunter '08) (ROP and Open Borders-a terrorist marriage and hell's coming with them)
To: LYSandra
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:04:26 PM PDT
by
stevio
((NRA))
To: Borges
Unfortunate, I'm no connoisseur of opera, but I enjoyed listening to him. His Christmas in Montreal show (usually on PBS in December) is a favorite of mine.
He sang extremely difficult opera as effortlessly as I sing in the shower.
He made it sound a lot better, though.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:05:47 PM PDT
by
wbill
To: Borges
So sad.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:07:56 PM PDT
by
SnarlinCubBear
("Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil." -- Thomas Mann)
To: rightwingintelligentsia
Kidney failure is a tell tale sign that death is imminent within the next 72 hours or so.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:08:57 PM PDT
by
DryFly
To: Borges
He showed the difference between an opera star, and an opera superstar. The superstar can sustain the high C. He brought wide appreciation for opera because of the love of his art. This is sad news indeed.
To: Borges
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:11:20 PM PDT
by
Bahbah
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To: Borges
I told someone in July that I expected Pavarotti to die by the end of the summer.
I think he is the greatest tenor I will ever live to hear.
What a gift he had and shared with us.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:12:30 PM PDT
by
nuconvert
("Terrorism is not the enemy. It is a means to the ends of militant Islamism." MZJ)
To: Borges
The few reports I heard sound very grim.
I hope I’m unconscious when I die.
Or at least more unconscious than usual.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:13:57 PM PDT
by
djf
(America welcomes immigrants! Sadly, America welcomes crimmigrants even more...)
To: Borges; .30Carbine; 1rudeboy; 2nd Bn, 11th Mar; 31R1O; ADemocratNoMore; afraidfortherepublic; ...
Dear Borges,
Thank you for this very sad ping.
Classical Music Ping List ping.
Thanks,
sitetest
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:16:18 PM PDT
by
sitetest
(If Roe is not overturned, no unborn child will ever be protected in law.)
To: Kimmers
I was a tenor a number of years ago in a large choir. To imitate him was always dream. I went to a performance of his one time and he didn’t even use a michrophone. His voice is amazing. The man was also a perfectionist. I hope he pulls through. God bless him.
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posted on
09/05/2007 1:16:45 PM PDT
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RC2
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