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Topic: I bet there was not a dry eye in the house.

Darshawn Title: Proudly, Mrs. Arch Magi Posts: 27,975 Registered: Jun 4, '02 Extended Info (if available) Real Post Cnt: 27,297 User ID: 685,655	Subject: I bet there was not a dry eye in the house.
	From heavy hearts, a song soars Day after boy is slain, shaken schoolmates triumph at choral contest By Jenna Russell, Globe Staff \| May 13, 2009 It was the kind of tragedy no school should have to endure. Students - young children, really - wept in the hallways Thursday as word swept through the Warren-Prescott School in Charlestown that an eighth-grader, Soheil Turner, was dead, shot that morning as he waited for his bus. So it felt strange and not quite right the next morning as members of the school choir boarded a bus for a statewide singing contest and a trip to an amusement park. Some of the students looked sad and uncertain. Their music teacher, Olivia Thompson, felt unsettled, too. But she offered words of reassurance: It's OK to be sad, but it's also OK to have fun. "The music you're making is part of what's good in the world, and it's important to keep doing that," Thompson told them. What happened later that day stunned the students, their teacher, and the school. The fledgling choir from Charlestown, the only elementary school singing group in the competition, earned the highest point total, beating a roster of larger, better-established choruses from middle and high schools. They did it with a heartfelt rendition of "What a Wonderful World," on a day that, as sixth-grader Mary Evers later said, didn't feel wonderful at all. Video here Entire article -----signature----- "That's pretty amazing, winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Ironically, his biggest accomplishment as president so far ... winning the Nobel Peace Prize." ~~ Jay Leno ACF......like playing Twister with amputees.
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Tuneses Title: Cpt.: Team Degenerate Posts: 10,655 Registered: May 27, '02 Extended Info (if available) Real Post Cnt: 10,532 User ID: 683,011	Subject: I bet there was not a dry eye in the house.
	Wow. I hope they find the guy -----signature----- I make people, what's your superpower?
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