[AZamericonnie]

****Liberty Call****

[Tanniker Smith]

In honor of Stephen J. Cannell, who had more of an impact on my life than I'd previously realized and who passed away today:

The A-Team opening

The Greatest American Hero

Couldn't find a decent Rockford Files video, and Wiseguy wasn't that great of an intro, but a really good show.

[Professional Engineer]

Evenin’ ma’am

[Iron Munro]

God Bless America Again

Written by Bobby Bare and Boice Hawkins (circa 1969)
Recorded by Bobby Bare, Tex Ritter, Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty, Ray Charles, Slash & Billy Preston, Charlie Daniels Band, Jan Howard, Andy Price & Greg Treadway and others.

Click to see a YouTube live performance of GOD BLESS AMERICA AGAIN by Travis James as Conway Twitty and Emily Portman as Loretta Lynn.
(From a tribute at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts in Louisville, KY)

God Bless America Again

God bless America again.
You see all the troubles that she's in.
Wash her pretty face, dry her eyes and then,
God bless America again.

God, I sure to wish you bless America again.
You know, like you did way back when it all began.
You blessed her then but we just sorta kinda took it for granted
And never did ask again
So just hold her hand God that's all.
And if she should stumble please don't let her fall.

God bless America again.
You see all the troubles that she's in.
Wash her pretty face, dry her eyes and then,
God bless America again.

You know I don't understand every thing I'm readin' here
About what's wrong with America.
But when you don't have a lotta book learnin'
I guess there's a lotta things you don't understand.
But let me say this God - she's like a mother to me
And all I am or ever hoped to be I owe to you and to her.

Wash her pretty face dry her eyes and then
God bless America again

[The Mayor]

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There’s An “App” For That
October 2, 2010

Remember when phones were for making phone calls? With the advent of the smart phone, what was once a way to talk to someone has become a storehouse of data. Add cell-phone applications (computer programs) to that, and you can read sports reports, play games, plan trips, find an apartment—or any of well over 100,000 other tasks available with an “app.”

That’s pretty amazing, but the “apps” for phones are nothing compared with the kind of “apps” Scripture gives us. The “applications” of the Bible are direct notes from God telling us how to apply the truth of His Word to all of life.

Take Philippians 2, for instance: The unity app (2:2), the humility app (2:3), the no-grumbling app (2:14), the shine-as-lights app (2:15). Or look at the apps of Ephesians 5: The imitate-God app (5:1), the walk-in-love app (5:2), the purity app (5:3), the tongue app (5:4). And the book of Proverbs? It’s teeming with applications.

You don’t have to wait for someone to offer these on the Internet. Just open the Bible and see the hundreds of ways to apply Scripture in your life. Got a question about the Christian life? Search the Bible. The answers are there, waiting to be discovered.

Cling to the Bible; this jewel and treasure
Brings life eternal and saves fallen man;
Surely its value no mortal can measure;
Seek for its blessing, O soul, while you can. —Smith

The Bible has treasures of wisdom for you—read it and apply it!

Read: Ephesians 5:1-7

Apply your heart to instruction, and your ears to words of knowledge. —Proverbs 23:12

Bible in a year:
Isaiah 14-16; Ephesians 5:1-16

[Gomez]

J. Geils - Musta Got Lost

[Cyber Ninja]

I just remember back to when I was 7-8 years old
and my Great Aunt let me bang around on her beloved
old upright. Without a lesson, and after hours of
trial and error effort, I could single-finger play
the Marine Corps Hymn.

Later, in 5th grade, when (forced) to pick up a
clarinet; after the first lesson on reed wetting.
I spent many hours again figger’in out The Hymn.

My music teacher thought I was a prodigy, till
he tried to teach me Beethoven.

I love that it is called a Hymn; for it is.

Too bad I have 4F meat on my bones. I’d loved
to have been a Marine.

USMC Hymn

[Gomez]

Sandy Denny - Solo

[Fast Moving Angel]

To everyone: I won two complimentary passes to the Pacific Aviation Museum in Pearl Harbor and a combat simulator flight coupon. They expire on December 31, 2010. I won't be able to use them as I won't be able to get to Hawaii before the end of the year, and I would like to donate them to someone in the military who will be able to use them.

If anyone out there would like these passes, please FReepmail me with your name and address and I will be happy to mail them immediately.

[Cindy]

FRIDAY NIGHT (SATURDAY MORNING) VIDEOS
and Special Web Sites

Theme: Space

Note: Parental Discretion Advised.

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“Marcus Miller - Moonlight Sonata [Jazz-style version]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhbi8GSsqrU

“Daishi Dance - Moonrise Moonset”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9izKNcNLfs

“Stardust - Nat King Cole”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtZKwp6cjd4

“Enya - And Winter Came - Stars and Midnight Blue”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2nWNtmXXxM&p=B8625CEE167DCBFC

“Shooting Star - Tonight”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53L1sP73qq4

“Above the Stars - Space Music by Alexei Zakharov”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmueB94pLmY

“Deep Space” [Music: Sanctus]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G2_mAC13KQ

“Adrian More - Night Sky”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMogifq0UbE

[luvie]

Just gotta say...what a lot of work you put into this music
thread, (((Connie)))! Thanks...I always enjoy seeing what you
come up with to entertain us and the troops! :D