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2 flash performances that will lift U from your boredom:

(1) The first is from Central Station, Antwerpen, Belgium.
It'll bring back memories of : Soh, Do, La, Fa, Me, Do, Ri
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(2) The second is from Central Station, NYC.
If silence could kill.........
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The performance at Antwerpen Centraal was wonderful.

They managed to turn the 'whole station' into a stage.

Thanks for sharing.

i havent turned on to CNBC for some time .... purposely...

tonight, i decided to listen in for a while... to my shock.... that aussie anchor woman is featured on "The Call".... ouch !!! that twang .... knn...buay tahan....

and on closer look...she looks like she did some plastic.... distasteful.... (finger in throat)

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Winston

yes sir

Iraqi reporter who threw his shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush last year freed from Baghdad jail, his brother says.

CNN International

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Where's the zibbra preen bigini?

I wonder who will we find on the list
Oct 15, 2009
7,500 tax evaders come clean

WASHINGTON - SOME 7,500 wealthy Americans turned over information about hidden overseas assets, including some valued at more than US$100 million (S$139 million), ahead of a tax amnesty programme's Thursday deadline, the top US tax collector said.

Doug Shulman, commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, said his agency would expand its crackdown on offshore tax evasion and will open new criminal investigation offices in Beijing, Panama and Sydney, Australia. The amnesty plan revealed accounts in 70 countries.

'The IRS has new momentum in this entire area and in the coming months our efforts will only intensify,' Mr Shulman said.

Roughly 7,500 Americans have taken part in the amnesty programme, he said, more than double the participation reported a few weeks ago. The amnesty deadline was extended once and will not be extended again.

In the past, without the special program, about 100 people came forward annually.

Under the amnesty programme that began in September, tax cheats can declare offshore accounts and income, pay reduced fines and, in general, get immunity from criminal prosecution. -- REUTERS

The Obama administration has more tax 'axes' lined up in their programme.

only if i knew how to read russian.....