Obama's Inauguration: Live.

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To view the Obama inauguration live, visit this post on the 20th of January, 2009 for that historic moment.

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Historic moment for everyone to see: The Barack Obama Inauguration to the U.S. Presidency. January 20, 2009.



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Mel Alarilla said…
Dear Fellow Member of Filipinos Unite!!!,

We enjoin you to please copy and paste the Prayer Tag and Link For The Philippines and The Filipinos and post it at your own blog. You can add your other blog/s at the end of the link or if you have only one blog and are already included in the link, you may repeat your blog’s name at the end of the link. Be sure to utter the prayer for 9 consecutive days or as often as you can. Tag as many bloggers as you can, preferably Filipino bloggers. But only bona fide Filipinos will be included in the official registry of all Filipino bloggers. As a service to our fellow members, may we request you to please visit at least 10 members a day- 5 members that you know and 5 members that you do not know so that we can help each other improve our page rankings. Please copy the whole post from the picture to the end of copy sign.

Thank you very much for your wholehearted support of this project. God bless you and your family always.

Very respectfully,

Mel Alarilla of Filipinos Unite!!!
Jan 19, 2009, 1:49:00 PM
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