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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (108754)	12/24/2008 8:31:19 AM
From: Poet	Respond to of 108807

That's beautiful. Merry Christmas to you, my friend.

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (108754)	8/12/2011 12:17:10 PM
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Teenage girl seconds away from death saved by holy water 'miracle' A teenager who came out of a coma after a priest put holy water on her head says she owes her life to a miracle. Cheated death: Lucy on the day she came off life-support (Picture: Caters) Lucy Hussey-Bergonzi was expected to die after she collapsed from a brain haemorrhage. Her parents called in a Catholic priest to baptise her as they prayed and prepared to say their goodbyes. But as the water touched Lucy’s skin, her arm shot up in air, the family said. Within a day, she was off life-support machines and showing signs of recovery, leaving experts baffled. Lucy Hussey-Bergonz recovered with help of a holy 'miracle' (Picture: Cater News) ‘Doctors were saying it was a miracle – people who have brain haemorrhages usually don’t survive them,’ said Lucy. ‘I think it was a miracle. I can’t think of another explanation.’ Mother Denise, 41, added: ‘It could be she was recovering anyway but the way it happened, even the nurses said it was a miracle.’ Child actor Lucy, of Hackney in east London, was admitted to Great Ormond Street Hospital when she collapsed days after filming a small scene for Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince. She was on life-support for five days before her parents were told she would not make it. Despite her comeback from death’s door in 2009, Lucy still had to learn how to talk, walk and even eat again. Today, aged 16, she is rebuilding her life, despite suffering severe headaches and numbness down her right side. metro.co.uk

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (108754)	7/20/2012 1:16:10 AM
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Let's Talk About Our Feelings... youtube.com Fight Like Apes (also referred to as FLApes or FLA [1]) are an Irish alternative rock band formed in Dublin in 2006. Their current members are Mary-Kate " MayKay" Geraghty (vocals and synth), Jamie "Pockets" Fox (keyboard and vocals), Conor Garry (bass) and Lee Boylan (drums) , while original members Adrian Mullan (drums) and Tom Ryan (bass) left the band in 2010. They are known for their elongated record titles, usually inspired by B movies. They have released two EPs, How Am I Supposed to Kill You If You Have All the Guns? and David Carradine is a Bounty Hunter Whos Robotic Arm Hates Your Crotch (both in 2007), and two albums, Fight Like Apes and the Mystery of the Golden Medallion (2008) and The Body of Christ and the Legs of Tina Turner (2010). In 2009, they released an EP for the American market titled You Filled His Head with Fluffy Clouds and Jolly Ranchers, What Did You Think Was Going to Happen?. Fight Like Apes have toured the UK with The Von Bondies, The Ting Tings, The Prodigy and Kasabian and have played several Irish and European festivals throughout their career. They have appeared on several television shows in Ireland, including Tubridy Tonight, WeTV, The View, Other Voices and The Cafe. They have also had some success in Asia, where they have been signed up by Sony Music Entertainment Japan for an album release on that continent in April 2009. The band have been nominated for five Meteor Music Awards, Fight Like Apes and the Mystery of the Golden Medallion was nominated for the Choice Music Prize and was named 31st best album of the decade by Phantom FM at the end of 2009. Fight Like Apes were named the fourth best Irish musical act of their generation by The Irish Times in 2009.