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So, have YOU called the FBI to report a "fraud" on the White House Web site? I'll bet you haven't.

@NoSteveNoPoint: Obama's Social Security number is NOT public record, no more than yours or mine is public record. Somebody pulled a number out of their ass, posted the number on the Internet and said it belongs to Obama. It doesn't, unless Obama was born in Connecticut in 1958.

What some clearly did with that "evidence" posted above is to manipulate the original and then declare, "Aha! It's a fake!" Well, yeah, a fake created by you!

The Oldsmobile Rocket 88 was a hot-tuned car in the early 1950s. It later became the much more sedate Olds Delta 88.

One more point: Anyone born in the United States (with the exception of offspring of foreign diplomats and heads of state while posted in the U.S.) -- even if the parents aren't citizens -- is still a citizen of the U.S. This is how so many children become citizens of the United States even when ...

@SkidRowJosephine, it's not lip-synching; it's just really bad video.

@killfoo: She Thinks I Still Care

Amazing how many singers and bands have covered this song, and most of them are pretty good, a testament to Sonny Bono's great composition.

This recording was made by Ben E. King, NOT Otis Redding.

This is the original version of Stand By Me, performed by Ben E. King, NOT Otis Redding, NOT Sam Cooke and sure as heck not John Lennon.

Margaret is very much alive. She lives just a few miles from me and I see her from time to time.

@DKBoogieMan ...I do. And then there are apparently just hangers-on. Check out the gauzy-bloused woman at 2:12. All I can think of is that line from "Cool Hand Luke": "Shakin' 'em here, boss!"

Great song, great vocal and fantastic lead guitar! James Burton is a Guitar God!

Any idea when this version was recorded?

Wow, I've never heard this version before! A terrific alternate version!

This IS the long version of the song, one that Tommy James personally mixed several years ago that he says is the way he originally wanted the song released.

Ben E.'s voice isn't quite as good as it once was, but it's still pretty darned good. And I really like this arrangement.