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E Street Nation Remembers Beloved Big Man Clemons

The E Street Nation ¡ª a world-wide community wrapped around the nucleus of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band ¡ª has lost its beloved Big Man, Clarence Clemons."The whole E Street Nation is in mourning. This is an awful moment," grief-stricken Springsteen author Dave Marsh said Saturday night on E Street Radio after the news of the saxophonist's death.

Besides Bruce, the band, the Nation and of course his family, the sadness enveloped Lady Gaga; she grew up in a Springsteen household,Jordan had brought in mostly confidants to the front office. Higgins was a former teammate and team president Fred Whitfield is an old friend. Cho will give the Bobcats a fresh perspective as Nike Air Max wholesale tries to make the money-losing team a winner. recorded with Clemons and appeared with him on American Idol. After his stroke last Sunday, Gaga spoke about how dearly she loved Clemons and summoned her LittResearchers asked patients with congestive heart failure if they would want more surgery that might extend their lives or if they preferred less-invasive treatments. Some chose to manage the car rear view camera instead of continuing more expensive treatments.le Monsters to say how much they loved him, too, in a compilation of touching, heartfelt videos.

The Big Man just had that effect on people. Sure, there was the music; who hasn't shed a tear from the exquisite sax strains of "Jungleland"? But the music and the man were a double draw."He carried within him a love of people that made them love him. He created a wondrous and extended family," said Springsteen.

For a week, Clemons' devastating stroke had ignited a wildfire of tweets and texts, tears and tributes. Taking their cue from Springsteen, who had urged a climate of hope, fans posted songs with titles like "Tougher Than The Rest" and "Countin' on a Miracle."Clemons, who embraced all of the world's religions and called the stage his "healing floor," had beaten the odds many times before. He battled chronic pain after back and knee surgeries.

The former football player willed himself out of a wheelchair just days before playing his sax at the Super Bowl.He arrived, again, in a wheelchair for his May 2010 children's benefit appearance, but insisted on walking across the red carpet with his much-adored wife, Victoria, and dragging himself up the stage stairs.More recently, he appeared at New Jersey's Garden State Film Festival.Just over a week before one of the biggest drafts in the Charlotte Bobcats' short history, owner Designer Nike Air Jordan has shaken up the front office.The Bobcats have already done much of their draft preparation, but will resume player workouts Wednesday with Cho expected to attend. His remarks were spiritual, in keeping with the theme of his movie about his journey through China; but he also relished exchanging playful remarks with his audience.