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I cannot express how moved I was by Keith's comment. The passionate plea for cooperation and health for all Americans. Regardless of your opinion of Keith and of our political stance, this is worth listening to and thinking about. Keith is right: the debate is about our life and our death and the days in between.

Fabulous.

Why are children singing a song about President Obama evil and children singing a song praising President Bush American?

Interesting interview and interesting perspective on how the Republican party went from Eisenhower to Palin.

Reminding us of our responsibility to not be victims, to not be resigned to failure, but to own our destiny; to know that it we can make a difference.

Computer geek humor at it's best. Can't help but love the "Windows Vista" slam.

Good bye, Bea Arthur. You'll be missed.

Wow. Absolutely knocked me flat.

This made me smile and sent chills up my spine. Life is so wonderful if we only remember to stop, smile, and engage.

This video link was waiting in my inbox this morning. I hope you find it as inspiring as I did. Even if you don't play golf, you will be moved to find the best in yourself, no matter how deeply it is buried, and bring it forward.

WOW. Joss delivers. Dollhouse is fabulous. Eliza hits it right on. Totally fascinating and captivating. From the first moment I was hooked.

My friend called me yesterday after listening to the Bob Edwards Show. He told me about a website hosted by former CNN anchor, Daryn Kagan. Fired abruptly from CNN, Daryn decided to find out what was possible; to explore what she really wanted to do with her life; to find her purpose; her reason.

Those are such cliche phrases that we sometimes forget what they are really trying to communicate. We all want to be our best. We all want to understand how we engage with the world. We all want to honor our

Our friends, the Palomino, sent this link. These photographs of children, teens and adults attending the historical inauguration celebrations for President and Mrs. Obama are stunning. The Palomino kids are here, too!

GO APPLE

Oh my God. This is just what I needed after a long and exhausting week here in Tel Aviv. I woke up at this morning (slept in until 6:15), got a cup of coffee and this was waiting in my in box for me.

I laughed so hard I peed my pants. And it's not even 7:00 yet. What a way to start my day.

Tibet perches near the top of the world, held hostage by China. In 1959 the Dali Lama escaped this once-independent country and leads a government-in-exile. As the spiritual rule of his people, the 14th Dali Lama has not returned to his home for nearly 50 years.

A Nobel Peace Prize recipient, The Dali Lama urges a path of compassion as the means to ending war, violence and misery.

Watch this.