https://twitter.com/coldplaying/status/871478575274237953
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https://twitter.com/coldplaying/status/871478575274237953
A policeman skipping with young fans at #OneLoveManchester. This is the moment I broke. pic.twitter.com/F7Iw871WoQ
— Mark Savage (@mrdiscopop) June 4, 2017
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#OneLoveManchester pic.twitter.com/u6zPJS8Vql
— Eleanor Barlow (@EleanorBarlow) June 4, 2017
đ A rainbow of confetti fills the crowd as @Coldplay finish their #OneLoveManchester performance with 'Fix You' đ pic.twitter.com/Gp0gI55sSu
— BBC Sounds (@BBCSounds) June 4, 2017
A girl perched upon someone’s shoulders takes a photo of President Obama as he speaks during a campaign fund raiser in New York City, November 30
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‘Moorely Taitz’ – MentalRiot
Thank you Tulips – in time I will be able to clean all the cranberry juice from my monitor đ
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One more push – the deadline is midnight tonight:
Please vote for the kids at Desertflowerâs school in the Pepsi Challenge (see todayâs Rise and Shine post for more info).
You can do so either online or by text:
Go to the RefreshEverything website â registering takes two minutes, just type âdesert shadowsâ in the search box and the school will come up. Then vote!
Or, Text 73774 and type in the message code 109320.
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Ooops, they’re eating each other:
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One more time? Pleeeeeeeeeeease? Thanks!
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Oh drat, the National Christmas tree has fallen over đŚ
NYT: High winds whipped through Washington on Saturday, downing power lines in a few places, fueling brush fires and even toppling the National Christmas Tree.
The Christmas tree, a Colorado blue spruce, more than 40 feet tall and nearly 48 years old, had been donated by a family in Pennsylvania ⌠it was moved by the National Park Service in 1978, becoming a permanent fixture on the Ellipse in Presidentâs Park. The tree had no known health problems when it fell, said a Park Service spokesman, Bill Line.
âŚAs part of an annual tradition dating to the Coolidge administration in 1923, the National Christmas Tree is decorated and then lighted by the president in a widely attended, nationally broadcast celebration.
In, em, memory:
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Okay, it looks like this little blog is going to …. gulp …. reach the million-hits mark over the next day or two. This isn’t a ‘look at me!’ self-congratulatory post, I promise – it’s just a ginormous thank you to everyone who has visited and/or commented since October 2009. It’s been an absolute pleasure meeting up with you all, you’re great people with the kindest of hearts.
But hey, if you think I’ve been busy, have a look at this fella:
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