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On Sunday, President Trump announced on his Truth Social account that he is patching things up with North Korean dictator, Kim Jong Un, and is therefore no longer concerned about the security of South Korea — one of the US’s key trading partners. This is a classic example of an overextended empire picking too many […]
Melania Trump's absence from the White House amid aide Natalie Harp's constant presence around Donald Trump sparked salty speculation.
Since 2001, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule has safeguarded some of our nation's most wild and intact national forest lands . The implementation of the Roadless Rule followed 600 local meetings as well as 1.6 million public comments, with 95% in support. Today 58 million acres of backcountry landscapes across 39 states are designated as Roadless Areas. The Roadless Rule did not close existing roads or trails , and exceptions to roadbuilding include access to inholdings and mineral leases. Additionally, select timber harvest is permitted within Inventoried Roadless Areas to reduce fire risk or to improve fish and wildlife habitat. On August 29, 2025, The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) published a Notice of Intent to rescind the Roadless Rule and to open 45 million acres of public lands to new roadbuilding and commercial timber harvest. There will be a 21-day public comment period from August 29, 2025 to September 19, 2025, during which time public land owners can voice their opinion. The National Forest System already contains approximately 370,000 miles of roads . That's twice as many miles of roads than the entire U.S. National Highway System and enough to circumnavigate the globe more than 14 times! Repealing the Roadless Rule will directly result in an expansion of that development network across currently unfractured fish and wildlife habitat. Further, nearly 85% of wildfires are human caused, and approximately 90% of wildfires start within half a mile of a road. Repealing the Roadless Rule will only increase fire risk on our public lands . Join BHA in opposition to rescinding the Roadless Rule in its entirety and ask your member of Congress to instead support the Roadless Area Conservation Act, legislation that would codify the Roadless Rule as law. Use BHA's action alert to contact your member of congress and to sign on to a comment letter we BHA will deliver to President Trump and the USDA. We also strongly encourage you to provide unique comments and your own stories about Inventoried Roadless Areas by commenting directly through regulations.gov (docket number FS-2025-0001) . Where the road ends, the adventure begins.
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Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic You're Good for Me · Solomon Burke Rock 'N Soul ℗ 1964 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Artie Butler Tenor Saxophone: Ben Smith Producer: Bert Berns Guitar: Billy Butler Guitar: Bob Bushnell Drums: Bobby Donaldson Guitar: George Barnes Saxophone: Haywood Henry Trumpet: Irv Markowitz Producer: Jerry Wexler Trumpet: Robert Scott Electric Bass Guitar: Russ Saunders Tenor Saxophone: Sam Taylor Writer: Donald Covay Arranger: Gary Sherman Writer: Horace Ott Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by Warner Jazz Goodnight Irene · Dr. John Goin' Back To New Orleans ℗ 1992 Warner Records Inc. Percussion: Alfred Roberts Percussion: Charles Neville Percussion: Cyril Neville Organ, Piano: Dr. John Lead Vocals: Dr. John Baritone Saxophone: Roger Lewis Producer: Stewart Levin Guitar: Tommy Moran Trumpet: Umar Sharif Writer: H. Ledbetter Writer: John Lomax Arranger: Wardell Quezergue Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Leonard Bernstein conducts the London Symphony Orchestra and the Edinburgh Festival Chorus in a performance of Mahler’s 2nd symphony, 1st movement. This is the 2nd longest movement of this symphony at a length of 24 minutes, and is mainly set in the key of C Minor. This is the 5th of 46 teaser videos to the upcoming “Bernstein - The 10 Mahler Symphonies + Das Lied von der Erde” project. The first movement is marked Mit durchaus ernstem und feierlichem Ausdruck (With complete gravity and solemnity of expression). It is written in C minor, but passes through a number of different moods and resembles a funeral march. The movement's formal structure is modified sonata form. The exposition is repeated in a varied form (from rehearsal number 4 through 15, as Ludwig van Beethoven often did in his late string quartets). The development presents several ideas that will be used later in the symphony, including a theme based on the Dies irae plainchant. Mahler uses a somewhat modified tonal framework for the movement. The secondary theme, first presented in E major (enharmonic of F♭ major, Neapolitan of E♭), begins its second statement in C major, a key in which it is not expected until the recapitulation. The statement in the recapitulation, coincidentally, is in the original E major (F♭ major). The eventual goal of the symphony, E-flat major, is briefly hinted at after rehearsal 17, with a theme in the trumpets that returns in the finale. Following this movement, Mahler calls in the score for a gap of five minutes before the second movement. This pause is rarely observed today. Often conductors will meet Mahler half way, pausing for a few minutes while the audience takes a breather and settles down and the orchestra retunes in preparation for the rest of the piece. Julius Buths received this instruction from Mahler personally, prior to a 1903 performance in Düsseldorf; however, he chose instead to place the long pause between the fourth and fifth movements, for which Mahler congratulated him on his insight, sensitivity, and daring to go against his stated wishes. A practical way of following Mahler's original indication is to have the two soloists and the chorus enter the stage only after the first movement. This creates a natural separation between the first movement and the rest of the symphony and also saves the singers more than twenty minutes of sitting on stage. One can get an idea of Mahler's intention through a comparison with his Symphony No. 3, where – due to the length of the piece – a real break after the first movement (as between two acts of an opera) is highly recommended, and indeed indicated by Mahler. As in the case of Symphony No. 2, this is not always observed nowadays. Traditumium 26 Mar 2021
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Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., a prominent supporter of former President Donald Trump, recently tried to draw Black voters to Trump’s side, but a comparison he made involving the Jim Crow era drew criticism from Democrats. At a June 4 event in Philadelphia, Donalds compared today’s Black culture with that of the Jim Crow era, when […]
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Fats Waller - piano and vocals John Hamilton - trumpet Gene Cedric - tenor sax John Smith - guitar Cedric Wallace - bass Slick Jones - drums Recorded August 1939
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Provided to YouTube by Rhino Thunder and Lightning (2015 Remaster) · Phil Collins Face Value ℗ 1981 Atlantic Recording Corporation 2015 Remastered Rhino Entertainment Company for World Guitar: Daryl Stuermer Tenor Saxophone: Don Myrick Assistant Producer: Hugh Padgham Bass Guitar: John Giblin Trombone: Louis Satterfield Trumpet: Michael Harris Drums, Percussion, Vocals: Phil Collins Electric Piano: Phil Collins Producer: Phil Collins Trumpet: Rahmlee Michael Davis Writer: Phil Collins Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Third party candidate Jill Stein was a surprising addition this week to investigators casting an increasingly wide net in the congressional probe into Russian interference in the presidential …
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Great interview on @foxandfriends with the parents of Otto Warmbier: 1994 - 2017. Otto was tortured beyond belief by North Korea.
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Provided to YouTube by Warner Records In These Shoes · Bette Midler Bette ℗ 2000 Warner Records Inc. Bass Guitar: Abraham Laboriel Background Vocals: Arnold McCuller Lead Vocals: Bette Midler Fender Rhodes Keyboards: Bobby Lyle Hammond Organ: Bobby Lyle Piano: Bobby Lyle Background Vocals: Carlos Cuevas Programmer: Charles Judge Background Vocals: Cynthia Bass Tenor Saxophone: Dan Higgins Trumpet: Darrell Leonard Background Vocals: David Lasley Guitar: Dean Parks Producer: Don Was Background Vocals: Donna De Lory Mastering Engineer: Doug Sax Guitar: Dwight Sills Engineer: Ed Cherney Mixing Engineer: Ed Cherney Unknown: Ed Cherney Trumpet: Gary Grant Baritone Saxophone: Gary Herbig Background Vocals: Howard McCrary Keyboards: Jamie Muhoberac Trumpet: Jerry Hey Tenor Saxophone: Jerry Vivino Arranger: Jimmy Vivino Tenor Saxophone: Joe Sublett Keyboards, Piano: Larry Cohn Percussion: Lenny Castro Arranger: Marc Shaiman Keyboards: Marc Shaiman Additional Producer: Marc Shaiman Background Vocals: Maria Vidal Guitar: Mark Goldenberg Trumpet: Mark Isham Background Vocals: Melanie Taylor Guitar: Mike Miller Background Vocals: Nikki Harris Guitar: Paul Jackson Jr. Tenor Saxophone: Plas Johnson Bass Guitar: Reggie Hamilton Keyboards: Rick Knowles Additional Producer: Rick Knowles Production Co- Ordinator: Shari Sutcliffe Drums: Sonny Emory Guitar: Tim Pierce Tenor Saxophone: Wayne Rodrigues Writer: Kirsty Maccoll Writer: Melvin Clark Lastie Writer: Pete Glenister Writer: William Correa Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Concert Switzerland 1997. Larry Graham -- bass, vocals; Rose Stone -- keyboards, beat-box; Hershall Kennedy -- keyboards, trumpet; Robert Samm -- Hammond Organ; Wilton Rabb -- guitar; Noel T. Closson - drums
Marc Caputo describes the woman who posted the Reich meme to Trump's Truth Social account as his digital gatekeeper.
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President Obama made a desperate and terrible deal with Iran - Gave them 150 Billion Dollars plus I.8 Billion Dollars in CASH! Iran was in big trouble and he bailed them out. Gave them a free path to Nuclear Weapons, and SOON. Instead of saying thank you, Iran yelled.....
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For over 30 years, the federal government restricted immigration enforcement at houses of worship and other sensitive locations, acknowledging that to carry out raids, arrests…
Le président Donald Trump a présenté mercredi le site web dédié à la "gold card", un visa permanent pour les Etats-Unis sur le modèle des cartes vertes, vendu à cinq millions de dollars, annonçant qu'une liste d'attente était déjà ouverte.
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Flynn, Trump's former national security advisor, will be in Rhode Island on March 7 to fundraise for his friend Vic Mellor.
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Provided to YouTube by Warner Records Zip Gun Bop (Reloaded) · Royal Crown Revue The Contender ℗ 1996 Warner Records Inc. Baritone Saxophone: Bill Ungerman Drums: Daniel Glass Vocals: Eddie Nichols Guitar: James Achor Tenor Saxophone: Mando Dorame Trumpet: Scott Steen Producer: Ted Templeman Bass: Veikko Lepisto Arranger, Writer: Eddie Nichols Contributor: Lorna Stoval Arranger, Writer: Mando Dorame Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by Parlophone Spain ¿Quién vengo siendo? · Siniestro Total Sesion Vermu ℗ 1997 Grabación sonora original EMI Music Spain, S.A. Vocals: Siniestro Total Violin: Alfonso Franco Percussion: Blanco Viola, Violin: Isabel Abril Trombone: José R. Morales Trumpet: Rosendo Torres Producer: Siniestro Total Composer: Siniestro Total Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Polymarket predicts Democrats taking both houses of Congress this November. Instead of a more typical election year focus on hearth and home, economy and peace, Trump devotedly pursues deep state continuity and endless war. His administration is rallying what is left of our military to vainly extend the life of a dying petrodollar. Trump’s Israel […]
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Provided to YouTube by BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd. All in My Mind · James La Petite Mort ℗ 2014 BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd. Released on: 2014-09-16 Bass Guitar: Jim Glennie Drums: David Baynton-Power Guitar: Larry Gott Guitar: Saul Davies Keyboards: Mark Hunter Trumpet: Andy Diagram Vocals: Tim Booth Sound Engineer, Producer: Max Dingel Sound Engineer: Mike Spink Pro Tools Technician: Isabel Seeliger Morley Pro Tools Technician: Helen Atkinson Sound Engineer: Dick Beetham Composer: Tim Booth Composer: Larry Gott Composer: Jim Glennie Composer: Saul Davies Composer: Mark Hunter Auto-generated by YouTube.
