Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama indicated Wednesday he may have overbankrolled his political fund management body but claimed it was his understanding that funds in excess of the ¥10 million limit he can personally kick in constituted a loan he would late... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Wed, Nov 04 2009
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"pushing the limit" Jamie Davis Band »
YouTube video This song "pushing the limit" I wrote in 2003. It is a fun number to kick off a show.
This song is also on my first album "Stepping Out".
This is from a farewell concert I had on April 5th 2008 at a steakhouse called "Hadows" in Nagoya Japan.
I worked... |
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