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Barbara Jordan (1936 to 1996), became the first African-American congresswoman to be elected, and re-elected, from the deep South. She captured the attention of the nation during the 1974 Nixon impeachment hearings. She died of pneumonia at the age of 59.
Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964) was Americas senior military commander in the Far East during World War Two. He found fame as the officer who led Americas withdrawal from the Philippines with the quote "I shall return". It was a promise that Douglas MacArthur was to fulfill.
George Foreman was boxings most feared fighter from 1973 to 1974, Olympic Gold Medalist and Two Time Heavyweight Champion of the World. He retired in 1997 but his fame was intact he made millions as a TV pitchman for a low fat cooking gadget called the George Foreman Grill.
Cindy Sheehan aka peace mom, the California mother who became an anti-war leader after her son was killed in Iraq, probably never intended to sound like a candidate, but she did. She achieved national attention when she camped outside President Bushs home throughout August 2005 to demand a meeting over her sons death.
John McEnroes brilliant tennis coupled with a volatile temper helped make him one of the sports stars. He was a dominant force whose reputation was built just as much on his personality as it was on his fantastic play on the court.
The Daily Show played a piece about some prominent politicians had to say before and after the Palin pick. Quite interesting to hear, hey Karl, how many people in Richmond, Virginia. Enjoy.
some funny vent stuff
A selection of tracks recorded on a laptop computer.