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"  If you were one of billions closely monitoring the homepages of every major news portal at approximately 6PM yesterday, then you were witness to the same server-shattering experience as the rest of the world.  The news of Michael Jackson&amp;#039;s cardiac arrest, fatal condition then death literally spread around the nation in minutes, plastering most in front of a computer and putting Google in such a newsfeeding frenzy that its servers responded to what they thought was an Armageddon-like virus, prompting Kaptcha upon each search. Among the other hugely popular outlets that experienced a temporary implosion was Twitter. The same franticness was that inside anyone who&amp;#039;s ever sat in awe of the Thriller video\u2014especially following the loss of Farrah Fawcett earlier yesterday. One minute we didn&amp;#039;t know whether to feel bad for the actor-model&amp;#039;s family whose mourning was interrupted, and the next we were involuntarily recalling our own memories in which MJ&amp;#039;s music was intertwined. So too, it seemed we all could think of one person in our lives that the news of his death would not only plague but, rather, destroy. For me, it was an old friend and musician, Logan\u2013who since he was little has idolized Michael Jackson&amp;#039;s musical work. For my coworker, it was her husband\u2013who refused to turn on the TV last night. For my sister, it was old HS friend\u2013who performed the moonwalk at every school dance in front of his fervent friends.  I think, we all, as an entertainment-thriving culture, are simultaneously heartbroken. However haunted a person MJ was, it never seemed to affect the world&amp;#039;s great love for, belief in and attachment to his music.  Allegedly, the results of his autopsy will be released today. And though the papers suggested there was no evidence of legal wrongdoing, I doubt that even if the results do reveal some foul play it will even matter. If he hasn&amp;#039;t disappointed yet, could he ever? Rest peacefully, MJ. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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