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It is time for our annual tributes to George Harrison and John Lennon. Last year I did a split show. But there is so much music out there by both of them, much of it unheard, I decided  each would get their own hour. George died on November 29, 2001, with many of us here in New York City still reeling from the Sept. 11th attacks. Looking over his songs, I wondered if they had taken on any greater meaning for him as he grew aware that he was terminally ill. So, I thought I would open up with a few songs to show you what I mean. But not wanting to play the same old same old, I will be playing different versions, or takes (sometimes demos), throughout these shows and John’s. Take for instance, Give Me Love, Give Me Peace On Earth, where he sings almost pleadingly “give me life, give me hope”. If he even heard it during his illness, how would that make him feel? Or the Art Of Dying, would that give him some strength and solace? George had an ongoing battle with cancer, and that moron who stabbed him and punctured his lung didn’t help. Isn’t It A Pity he had to leave us. I have some live things too- one from a concert in 1974 and another from 1991. Engineer Ken saw him in ‘74 but doesn’t remember hearing the track I will play- a bluesy version of a lesser-known Beatles song, complete with vibes! It is a different George than the serious one, joking around with the band members and making up new words. Plus I have George doing an acoustic version of a previously unreleased Bob Dylan song that ultimately ended as electric on the Porky’s Revenge soundtrack (HUH?) I promise you will hear things you have never heard before. And all guitar players should particularly enjoy this episode and the next with George Harrison! Mike

It is time for our annual tributes to George Harrison and John Lennon. Last year I did a split show. But there is so much music out there by both of them, much of it unheard, I decided  each would get their own hour. George died on November 29, 2001, with many of us here in New York City still reeling from the Sept. 11th attacks. Looking over his songs, I wondered if they had taken on any greater meaning for him as he grew aware that he was terminally ill. So, I thought I would open up with a few songs to show you what I mean. But not wanting to play the same old same old, I will be playing different versions, or takes (sometimes demos), throughout these shows and John’s. Take for instance, Give Me Love, Give Me Peace On Earth, where he sings almost pleadingly “give me life, give me hope”. If he even heard it during his illness, how would that make him feel? Or the Art Of Dying, would that give him some strength and solace? George had an ongoing battle with cancer, and that moron who stabbed him and punctured his lung didn’t help. Isn’t It A Pity he had to leave us. I have some live things too- one from a concert in 1974 and another from 1991. Engineer Ken saw him in ‘74 but doesn’t remember hearing the track I will play- a bluesy version of a lesser-known Beatles song, complete with vibes! It is a different George than the serious one, joking around with the band members and making up new words. Plus I have George doing an acoustic version of a previously unreleased Bob Dylan song that ultimately ended as electric on the Porky’s Revenge soundtrack (HUH?) I promise you will hear things you have never heard before. And all guitar players should particularly enjoy this episode and the next with George Harrison! Mike

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Poor chicken. I have really pity on the chicken. Ranked 4.65 / 5 | 234171 views | 5 comments Click here to watch the video (00:34) Submitted By: stephen8 Tags: Tigers Chickens Poor Pity Animals Categories: Entertainment Pets & Animals

WARNING! This cartoon contains animated nudity, coarse language & adult situations. The views and opinions expressed in this flash are not the same views and opinions of it's creator.Here it is. The second episode, even though nobody asked for it. Just like before, it's crap quality compared to the flash version and I took all the music out and replaced it with my brother's (Sean Sullivan) music so as to avoid copyright issues. In this episode, the class get a substitute teacher with a terrible secret, and Ms. Doyle gets a visit from a special guest. Plus... Billy Zane!Newgrounds flash version: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view... Self Pity website: http://selfpityentertainment.blogspot...

Adam Pascal's stunning performance of "Pity the Child" from the London 2008 concert version of Chess feat. the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The cast also includes Josh Groban as Anatoly, Idina Menzel as Florence, Clarke Peters as Walter, Marti Pellow as Arbiter, Kerry Ellis as Svetlana and David Bedella as Molokov. Lyrics: When I was nine I learned survival Taught myself not to care I was my single good companion Taking my comfort there Up in my room I planned my conquests On my own, never asked for a helping hand No one would understand I never asked the pair who fought below Just in case they said: "No." Pity the child who has ambition Knows what he wants to do Knows that he'll never fit the system Others expect him to Pity the child who knew his parents Saw their faults, saw their love die before his eyes Pity the child that wise He never asked: "Did I cause your distress?" Just in case they said: "Yes." When I was twelve my father moved out Left with a whimper not with a shout I didn't miss him, he made it perfectly clear I was a fool, and probably queer Fool that I was, I thought this would bring Those he had left closer together She made her move the moment he crawled away I was the last the woman told She never let her bed get cold Someone moved in, I shut my door Someone to treat her just the same way as before I took the road of least resistance I had my game to play I had the skill, and more-the hunger Easy to get away Pity the child with no such weapons Do defense, no escape from the ties that bind Always a step behind I never called to tell her all I'd done I was only her son Pity the child but not forever Not if he stays that way He can get all he ever wanted If he's prepared to pay Pity instead the careless mother What she missed, what she lost when she let me go And I wonder does she know I wouldn't call, a crazy thing to do Just in case she said: "Who?"

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While Shnorering may be an uncomfortable subject for most, it is a necessity for others. Here are the techniques on how to release the "inner sponge" and become "the consummate parasite you were meant to be". Created on January 9, 2005