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Video of the Day: Follow Ellen's Tweets in Boston

Ellen loves her Twitter followers in Boston! Today she had a special challenge at Boston University -- recreate an Aerosmith song title. See what they came up with!

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Hello from Russia!
Can I quote a post in your blog with the link to you?

Posted by Polprav | October 22, 2009 7:54 PM

You make my day and you make me smile laugh and cry tears of joy. Your show is so great and the world is a better place because of your delightful gift. Thank you so much and God bless you always.

Love your way! Paul

Posted by Paul S. Allan | October 14, 2009 7:54 PM

Is there a way I can contribute to the Matthew Shephard cause and receive a purple bracelet? Thanks

Posted by Thomas Trocchio | October 11, 2009 10:29 AM

Dearest Ellen, I know how much you love animals. And, I heard you comment on your show that you have generated $80,000 for breast cancer research. Like you, it did not dawn on me for sometime that the type of research they perform is animal research. Once I learned that, I found myself in quite a quandry. While it was a few years back, I had our HR department contact the cancer society. At the time, we were told that 90% of what is collected went to animal research. I had to rethink my position on the matter.


Posted by lajolla lynn | October 9, 2009 5:06 PM

He could give him Euros but than...

Posted by Ty Johns | October 9, 2009 5:41 AM

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Posted by canan çökelezoğlu | October 9, 2009 5:07 AM

Merhaba ellen show beğeniyorum beni tanımanı isterim ama ben türkiye de bulunuyorum belki ararsın 00 537 940 58 10 seni seviyoruz

Posted by canan çökelezoğlu | October 9, 2009 4:29 AM

I have to collect money for my child to go on tour with her school to America. She need R30000,00 (SouthAfrican Rand) it is about $3000 (dollar) Could any body donate something PLEASE thank you Judy x

Posted by Judy Diederiks | October 9, 2009 4:26 AM

Say Elliot did you give him twenty Shqeles so he won;t cry?

Posted by Gale Sullivan | October 9, 2009 12:29 AM

Hi Ellen
Love the show, you make me laugh everyday! I am disappointed that Canadian's cannot enter your contest.This isn't fair as we are faithful viewers also and we would love the chance to win something also. could you please explain why we cannot enter. Thanks.....Donna!

Posted by Donna Nolting | October 8, 2009 9:29 PM

Ellen - Unfortunately there's no medical cure for cancer nor could there ever be one. If you don't cause cancer, it's not something that happens in and of itself. It has to have causes and it does. It's all lifestyle - diet, sleep, rest, right amount of activity, clean air, pure water and foods of our biological disposition - fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, sprouts. You could raise trillions of dollars but you will never find a medical "cure" for cancer because drugs don't cure anything, rather they suppress. Healing from or reversing pathology is strictly a biological process and not something that happens from without. There's a world of difference between the two processes.

Posted by Jack M. Ebner, Ph.D. Biophysiology | October 8, 2009 6:34 PM

Love the game you played today 10/8, the push, pull, bump. I am a instuctional aid for special educational children, moderate to server disabled students. Our kids would love this game. We have three sdc classes (special day class) at our school, Emery elementry in Buena Park, the district does not have money for extras, I was hoping that maybe you could find it in you heart to donate this game for our disabled kids. I watch you everyday. You make me laugh after a day that sometimes is difficult. Donna Grismer Buena Park School District employee

Posted by donna | October 8, 2009 6:09 PM

Ellen, you are a wonderful human being. You are real, there is no facade. That's what makes you so loveable! What makes your show so powerful is the human element. The regular, everyday people who do such great things!....it fantastic to let the world see them. God bless you that you can give these people a voice! Keep on doing your stuff Ellen, and may all your dreams and Porcia's come true! You truly deserve the best!

Posted by Julia Ippoliti | October 8, 2009 5:52 PM

hey ellen just wanted to say that i'm a big fan and i love what you're doing . you're a great inspiration to a lot of people . by the way this is coming from the twin island trinidad & tobago in the caribbean.P.S i think my two year old daughter is one of your biggest fan.

Posted by kay | October 8, 2009 4:50 PM

Great show today Ellen I think you are great.I watch your show everyday.

Posted by michelle Smith | October 8, 2009 4:24 PM

Did he receive all the possible treatments and on time?


Posted by Ken | October 8, 2009 4:10 PM

Ellen, I just watched your segment at BU
It looks fun,but broke my heart at the same time. My twenty year old son Luke is a student a northeastern University and is in love with what he calls "his city" Boston. On june 4th he thought he had a terrible ear infection and went into Mass General ER. He instead had a tumor the size of a baseball in his brain. He was rushed into surgery and was diagnosed with brain cancer. We flew in from Colorado and arrived one hour before he came out of his 7 hour surgery. His stepfather and I took turns staying inboston and in Colorado with our 12 year old sister. He did six weeks of Proton Radiation at Mass General. He is now back home in Eagle Co to do his 6 to 9 month chemo. He is sad to be away from his town and his teams red sox and bruins. Is there any chance you could get him to a red sox game? It would mean the world to him, i am crying as I write this, because I know how devastated he is to have his new found life halted, and having to come back home to his mommy. Ask anyone they will tell you he is an awesome kid. Talk to the pediatric oncology and his DR.Ebb and they wiil tell you he is brave and hilarious and well mannered. I know you must get a million request a day, but please hear this one for my son who deserves a break. Thanks for reading this I am a big fan and always have been.


Cheryl McQuaid

Posted by Cheryl McQuaid | October 8, 2009 3:12 PM

i agree with cindy(i think) us canadians love you too Ellen why don't you do something with us?

Posted by jocelyn | October 8, 2009 2:58 PM

Hello Ellen.. I love your show, but am a bit dissapointed that Canadians are unable to qualify for you contests...Y is that? Thanks...Misty

Posted by misty crawford | October 8, 2009 11:44 AM

Ellen,
My son was the last "dude looks like a lady" person on the segment from Boston University; and I cannot thank you enough for allowing me to see first hand how he is putting that tuition money to good use!! We are from Cincinnati and have had a blast all day watching it online and on tv!! The phone has been ringing off the hook with people telling me how proud I must be of my son and his make-up application skills!!! who knew??!! Really, he had a blast and so did I watching it!

Posted by Karen | October 8, 2009 11:43 AM

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