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How much have you borrowed to pay for college or grad school for you or your children?
Tue Apr 12, 2011
- I had around $80K in debt for law school and two graduate degrees, but it's all paid off now. I think it took about 8 years total.
How much have you borrowed to pay for college or grad school for you or your children?
Tue Apr 12, 2011
- You're a hero, Ismail, for accomplishing all that you have. Hang in there, because I think you'll be a good doctor with that much drive and intelligence.
How much have you borrowed to pay for college or grad school for you or your children?
Tue Apr 12, 2011
- But, it's now paid off. It didn't happen overnight, but it did go away finally. This was for two graduate degrees and a J.D.
Do you support U.S. involvement in an international military force against Libya's Gadhafi?
Mon Mar 21, 2011
- I don't know why we have to get involved in this, when we have two wars ongoing and are running massive deficits at home. Why Libya?
Have you stopped buying physical books?
Wed Feb 16, 2011
- I may be like the old diehards who wouldn't give up tube radios over TV or oil lamps over electric, but I prefer hard copy books.
What is your strategy on light bulbs?
Mon Jan 24, 2011
- I hate CFL's and am concerned about the toxic mercury residue that can result on breakage. The WSJ has questioned their alleged longevity.
Vote: Weigh in on Palin's reaction
Wed Jan 12, 2011
- I'm very disappointed by the need of certain media sources & pundits to use this tragedy to make political attacks.
Should kids be required to get a license in order to sell baked goods in a park?
Mon Nov 15, 2010
- I can't really judge the total personality of the councilman from this one act, but this was a very bad call on his part.
What would be the biggest motivator for you to drive less?
Wed Nov 3, 2010
- I have tried public transportation extensively in the past and found it sorely lacking in any number of factors: reliability, safety, etc.
Poll: Should British girl keep 'Perfect American Teen' crown?
Mon Sep 20, 2010
- There was no residency requirement, and she won fair and square otherwise. Change the rules if this doesn't suit you.

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You're right: he was polished, classy, and, in his prime (which would be the 1950s to early 1960s for my money), nobody else had a voice like that. He could take songs that were way too familiar to the audience from many other singers' versions and make them breathe and live again in unique ways. He had a stage presence and rapport with his audiences that was wonderful to see, even long into his old age. Even at the end, when his voice sadly just wasn't what it had been, he would still draw huge crowds to his concerts and they would yell out things like, "We love you, Frank!" Come on, try to imagine an 80-year-old Michael Jackson, had the poor fellow lived, doing that.
— Uncle Cassavius

I agree with you. Frank Sinatra was the best. His life was better too. He was an eary civil rights advocate and believed in the equality of all races. He was faithful to his family and friends and nobody could sing like Sinatra!
— Howard Gray