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Please excuse the lame subject liner. It's one of those deals where I thought it was going to be funny, then realized it was incredibly lame, then realized that it's so lame that I needed to keep it up there. So for better or much...much worse here are my thoughts on last night's NBA Draft extravaganza.
Before the draft even got started, every single one of us had Amare on our minds. Like little kids at a candy store, we all geeked out at the possibilities of having such a lineup for the Bobcats next year. Unfortunately for all of us, the pre-draft rumor of Amare coming our way was our kryptonite. At that point, the only legitimate way for us to not be let down if we didn't get Amare was to get Oden or Durant. Like most ideas that sound too good to be true, the Amare trade never came to fruition (As of yet anyways). That left us with the excuse to absolutely hate anything that came our way, and boy did they come our way quick.
By the fourth pick, a few things became abundantly clear.
1) Greg Oden has sold his soul to the Devil, for a 7 foot body and athletic drive of a mad man in return.
2) No matter how hard he tries, Big Trouble in Little China cannot stand the taste of Sprite, nor carry on an actual live conversation in English.
3) Stephen A. Smith really IS yelling at us
4) Jay Bilas needs better phrases to use in place of: Like all get out
5) The chances of Mustachio actually vomiting were rising significantly as Noah slowly drifted our way.
After a little wheeling and dealing was done by the Celtics and Seattle, the number 8 pick started to take mold. Then, after all the theories, ideas, rumors, rants, raves, and disses by certain sports writers who shall remain nameless...David Stern walked up to the podium...
"With the eighth pick in the 2007 NBA Draft, the Charlotte Bobcats select Brandan Wright, from the University of North Carolina"
What happened next in the BobcatsPlanet chat can't really be summed up by words. Some people were excited (Most notably, me, as I am a homer for any Tar Heel), some people cried. I'm pretty sure Mustachio puked. There was cussing. Not just regular cussing, but spam cussing. Remember those guys that made the macros for AOL 2.0? You'd go into a chat room and see:
<<<<_______EDROW_______>>>>? Well, picture that. Except with pure hatred. It was completely instalegend. If there was such a thing for draft chat, that script after drafting Wright would go straight to the Draft Chat Hall of Fame. It was as if the Jets had just drafted Ryan Leaf or something. In a span of a couple of hours, we all went from "Oh my God we got Amare!", to "I hate my life". It was great entertainment.
Then, at the 22nd pick, pandemonium ensued. There was a point in time when I honestly couldn't stop laughing. The Bad News Bobcats had officially arrived. I went to bed content with the fact that we drafted Wright, Dudley, and US soccer was all squared with the mighty Argentinians.
When I woke this morning, I saw that Wright was traded for Jason Richardson and, for the record, I don't mind that. What's that you say, a Tarheel fan who doesn't mind Wright being traded? Yup. Here's why:
In all honesty, I believe that Wright is going to be a force in the NBA...eventually. Although it would have been cool to watch Wright develop as a Bobcat, I understand that Richardson would have way more of an immediate impact for our team. If the Bobcats were in, say the Western Conference, we would have a lot less of a chance to make the playoffs next year. So to keep Wright to develop would make more sense because we wouldn't probably make the playoffs anyways. Fortunately for us, we are in the East. Therefore, we have a solid spot of making the show next year. Jordan and company realized that by picking up an immediate need, our chances of making the playoffs in the East have greatly increased. It was a merited move, and a legitimate one to make in an effort to get to the post-season next year. Are we going to be kicking ourselves next year or in 2009 for letting Wright go? Maybe. Just remember, we haven't even played the first pre-season game yet, so nobody truly knows what next season will hold. At least our management put us in position to have a shot.
P.S. - The US got waffle stomped by Argentina 4-1. Thanks for nothing junior team.


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Jackson Pollock, Untitled, drypoint and engraving, circa 1944-45. Estimate $25,000 to $35,000.
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October 27 auction focuses on Atelier 17, the printmaking workshop founded by Stanley William Hayter, and its extraordinary influence on the fine arts in America and Europe from the mid 20th century onward. The sale, titled Atelier 17, Abstract Expressionism & The New York School, was a year in the making and is the first to explore the studios impact.
The auction catalogue is organized into three sections. The first, Atelier 17: Europe and the Early Years, features several engraving by Hayter, as well as surrealists such as Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst and Joan Miró. Among the attractions of Atelier 17 in the beginning were the magnetic personality and technical prowess of Hayter as printmaker and teacher, and the presence of experienced artists such as the Surrealists and others, including Alexander Calder, Jacques Lipchitz and Pablo Picasso, who worked side-by-side with younger artists.
The section Atelier 17 in New York highlights Hayters influence on a new crop of artists during his time at the New School. These artists experimented more with abstraction than surrealism, and some went on to establish their own printmaking studios and programs at other American universities. Jackson Pollock, whose New York apartment was located opposite Atelier 17, learned from Hayter the technique of drypoint and engraving, and the auction includes two untitled circa 1944-45 prints by the artist. One, an extremely scarce proof printed by, and formerly in the collection of, Gabor Peterdi, is only the second known impression before steel-facing (estimate: $25,000 to $35,000).
There are also prints by Peterdi himself, as well as a Still Life oil on canvas, 1953 ($7,000 to $10,000); prints by Fred Becker, Letterio Calapai, James Kleege, Mauricio Lasansky, and Andre Racz; as well as Norman Lewiss Green and Black Abstraction, watercolor and ink, 1951 ($4,000 to $6,000) and Togetherness, etching, 1973 ($3,000 to $5,000); and two color pastels by Hans Burkhardt.
The final portion of the sale is dedicated to Abstract Expressionism and these examples serve to illustrate the experimental nature of Hayters approach to printmaking, and his attempts to fuse the Surrealist technique of Automatism with the expressive power of abstraction. There are screenprints by Pollock ($6,000 to $9,000 each); several prints by Willem de Kooning, including his earliest print, Revenge, a sugar-lift aquatint, 1960, which is also his only intaglio print ($5,000 to $8,000); his lithograph Woman at Clearwater Beach, 1971 ($10,000 to $15,000); and Quatre Lithographies, color lithograph, 1986 ($8,000 to $12,000); and a selection of color aquatints by Robert Motherwell, such as Orange Lyric, 1989 ($7,000 to $10,000) and The Red Queen, 1989 ($12,000 to $18,000).
Other Abstract Expressionist artists of note include Helen Frankenthaler, Adolph Gottlieb, Philip Guston, Grace Hartigan, Elaine de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, Louise Nevelson and Larry Rivers.
The day before the Atelier 17 sale, Swann will conduct an auction of Old Master through Modern Prints. The opening portion of the sale includes a selection of 50 exceptional etchings by Rembrandt van Rijn. These include an early impression of The Descent from the Cross: Second Plate, etching and engraving, 1633 ($30,000 to $50,000); Christ Healing the Sick (The Hundred Guilder Print), etching, engraving and drypoint, circa 1643-49 ($30,000 to $50,000); and two landscapes from 1641, Landscape with a Collage and Large Tree ($60,000 to $90,000), and The Windmill, etching and drypoint ($50,000 to $75,000).
A particularly strong selection of 19th-century prints features Mary Cassatts very scarce Feeding the Ducks, color aquatint and soft-ground etching with drypoint, circa 1894 ($120,000 to $180,000); Henri de Toulouse-Lautrecs Confetti, color lithograph, 1894 ($20,000 to $30,000); Pierre-Auguste Renoirs Le Chapeau Épinglé (2e planche), color lithograph, 1898 ($80,000 to $120,000); and many excellent examples by James A.M. Whistler, such as Finette, drypoint and etching on Japan paper, 1859 ($20,000 to $30,000); Palaces, Brussels, etching, 1887 ($40,000 to $60,000); and Garden, etching and drypoint, 1897-80 ($30,000 to $50,000).
Among the American prints of note are luminous color woodcuts by Gustave Baumann, including Monring Sun, 1932 ($8,000 to $12,000); more color woodcuts by Bror J.O. Nordfeldt; Childe Hassams Fifth Avenue, Noon, etching, 1916 ($7,000 to $10,000); Thomas Hart Bentons The Race, lithograph, 1942 ($10,000 to $15,000); and the Paul Cadmus portfolio Twelve Etchings, one of 35 numbered copies, 1979 ($40,000 to $60,000).
Featured in the European prints section are Georges Braques Composition (Nature morte aux verres), etching and drypoint, 1912 ($15,000 to $20,000); Henri Matisses Nu assis, bras gauche sur la tête, lithograph, 1926 ($15,000 to $20,000); Marc Chagalls color lithographs Disrobing Her with His Own Hand, 1948 ($20,000 to $30,000), Printemps au Pré, 1961 ($30,000 to $50,000), and Le Grand Bouquet, 1963 ($40,000 to $60,000); Georges Roualts Automne, color aquatint, 1938 ($20,000 to $30,000); and Pablo Picassos Quatre Femmes nues et Tête sculptée, etching and engraving, 1934, and Femme nue à la Source, color linoleum cut, 1962 ($30,000 to $50,000 each).
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03:50 PM ET 02.25 | Amare Stoudemire refuses to push for starting minutes. Since returning from a knee injury, he's been a more efficient player than in any of his past seasons, and he's maintained that he's fine with coming off the bench so long as the Knicks are winning. And with Carmelo Anthony leading New York, there doesn't seem to be a reason for coach Mike Woodson to tinker with the rotations or the chemistry. With New York posting a 33-20 record so far though, it's a wonder if Stoudemire can grow into a bigger role. After a season-high 22-point game on 9-of-10 shooting in a 99-93 win against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday, it's a legitimate question to ask. That of course hinges on how Stoudemire and Anthony can fit together on the court. On Sunday, the answer to that was quite well. "They played great together tonight," Knicks point guard Raymond Felton told Yahoo! Sports. "That is what they're capable of, and this is the beginning."
If he is more productive than the starter than of course.
he's been crazy efficient.....especially if you look at melo and jr's shooting %yuck
Amare is a walking injury so we need to be patient and not get carried away with him. Limiting him to 30 minutes in a starting or bench role is the way to go.
The real problem is Shumpert. When he's on the floor the team suffers on both ends of the court. He doesn't play well or defend well either with a freakin .31 shooting percentage.
His performance and effect on the team is very clear to everyone that's affiliated Knicks basketball except coach Woodson. One of these has to be the reason why he keeps starting and giving Shump major minutes:
1. Coach doesn't have the faculty to understand line up chemistry.
2. He is sleeping with Shumpert
If he was any good he'd be working on establishing STAT and Melo or sticking with a line up and rotation that works efficiently. Let's face it if he keeps starting Shumpert we won't be able to keep up Golden State and so for the game on Sunday against Miami, we'll get blown out.
The only reason we beat Philly is because they were had played the previous night. Even with that Shump had to be out of the game for the team to rally and establish the big gap.
Watch Shump, he looks lost on both ends of the court. He has a long way to go! He's sure not ready for primetime but the coach thinks otherwise... that's why it's a lost season with Shump getting heavy minutes...
.... Lovenatics being Lovematized by Love equals Statnatics being Statmatized by Stat
Apple you are the Daryl Dawkins of fannation Lovematized.. lol.. Amare minutes will be limited until playoffs. He is injury prone so he must be protected against himself so the Knicks get something out of him in the playoffs where the wins will really matter.
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woody had them playing great D early on...dont know what happened to it , but they are capable I think of getting back to at least competant D
I agree. I remember when they were playing very good rotation & team defense early in the year beating the Heat, Nets ... and some others. I also remember games when Melo played nice D at various times the last few years. (like against the Heat a few times) I think it shows that Melo can do it. I think a lot of Knicks defense depends on focus & effort.
Excuse me Meat, anytime Stat is on the floor the Knicks have the worst defense in the league. AND git this, any time there is that seemingly deadly combination of him and Novak on the floor, the Knicks then have one of the most non lethalmonatic defense in the history of the NBA. You then have a "Power Forward" and a "Small Forward" who plays absolutely zero defense and rebounds seems non existent as well. They'll simply combine for 32 minutes, zero blocks, zero steals, zero assist, 4 rebounds(all by Stat) and 4 touch personal fouls that includes an and one. This kinda production is just absolutely disgraceful! Apple and I'm out!
I think Nash & Jamison are worse.
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Remember January 2001? Those were the good old days before George Bush and Dick Cheney took office. At the time, gas cost just a dollar eighty-seven a gallon. And now? $3? $3.50? Even four dollars for a gallon of gas.I may not be a man of Aspen-Institute confidence that we're all one electro-car fleet away from civilizational salvation, yet I can't help but feel a small twinge of satisfaction at seeing the goddamn bus stuffed to the gills with rocking commuters at every goddamn hour of the day. For the first time since the price-shocked seventies, economic circumstances are forcing change for the better when it comes to our automotoring habits. Although I consider it substantially and demonstrably moronic to imagine that George W. Bush and Dick "Dick" Cheney bear some direct causal responsibility for the rising "cost of energy," I suggest that the one lasting boon of their tenure will be its hastening of the end of the car culture as we know it.
The cost of driving to work and flying to visit family keeps going up. Meanwhile, Exxon-Mobil made more profits last year than any corporation in human history.
It's long past time for real energy independence in America and that starts by making sure oil companies pay their fair share.
Send a message to your Senator right now:
Energy prices won't go down overnight. In the coming months we're going to be barraged with gimmicks like a tax day holiday which may poll well but do nothing to deal with our real problem of over reliance on fossil fuels.
That's because oil companies have all the money they need to make their case in Washington. They think that buying politicians will allow them to continue making record profits while we pay all the costs. Don't let them tell you a windfall profits tax wont work. Remember, we've done it before and it raised billions of dollars in revenue.
The oil companies and lobbyists underestimate the power of a movement of people from all walks of life. This debate isn't just about dollars and cents. It's about real people whose lives are suffering while corporations continue to rake in record profits.
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johnhollandeire - 29 June, 2010
one year on
great memories of the opening concert and days around it ...... my first pic on u2.com ... im de guy who wants larry to sing dirty auld town lol
matrix67 - 06 July, 2009
hope to hear
.....drowing man, tomorrow , two hearts beat as one
JohnJamie - 06 July, 2009
One Tree Hill Red Hill Mining Town and God Part II
enoo - 06 July, 2009
2 songs for Zagreb 10.8.
Please play Deep in the heart and Heartland. I was in Dublin a year ago when I was 15 and those song reminds me about those days. Miss those days.
Thank you guys for everything :)
bambinoexa - 04 July, 2009
My concert
I was at the second show in Barcelona, and felt it was my concert when they played Electrical Storm. I've always wanted to ask them why they had not played it given that it's a beautiful song (IMHO perfect for props). Since they did play that one I'd say Summer Rain (perfect for acoustic), Window in the skies and my all time favorite Until the End of the World.
Origer - 02 July, 2009
I hope they play...
Top 3 songs I want to hear is ACROBAT (PLEASE PLAY), Running to Stand Still, and Bullet the Blue Sky. From the new album: No line, Fez and Stand up Comedy
predatorcule - 30 June, 2009
My favourites ever
Sometimes you can't make it on your own
Where the streets have no name
u2-iwillfollow - 30 June, 2009
I love Barcelona!
I Will Follow, Bad, In Gods country
romero76 - 30 June, 2009
Songs wants to hear in Dublin
Pride (In the name of love), Where the streets have no name and Magnificent!
omgitsu2 - 30 June, 2009
Im coming on both shows in Zagreb and what I would love to hear is All i want is you, with or without you and miss Sarajevo. But no metter what songs guys will play, it will be perfect!! Im sure of that! Kisses to the band and all fans :)
joffreyd - 30 June, 2009
My Hope
Unforgettable Fire, Ultraviolet and Please
markpearce - 30 June, 2009
3 Songs
One, Two Hearts Beat As One and Three Sunrises (Get the theme???)
scrumpy - 30 June, 2009
Never heard them Live
The Drowning Man, Love Comes Tumbling and Acrobat. But I won't complain. Just to hear them sing Mary Had A Little Lamb would be great.
smacka - 29 June, 2009
Please tour Australia!!
Great to hear Wire, Bad and Out of Control.
LoiseauFair - 29 June, 2009
3 songs
Miss Sarajevo, Bad, and a tie between No Line on the Horizon and Red Hill Mining Town
u2rone - 29 June, 2009
3 songs
Streets Electrical Storm Zoo Station But I love just about EVERY U2 song, I'll be thrilled at whatever they play. But Streets is my all time favorite. Can't wait until Chicago and Toronto.
John Bartholomew - 29 June, 2009
Balboa Jack
Only Three? Moment of Surrender, Ultraviolet and Boots!!! YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH.........Native Son would be very cool.
Jay Ipipipi - 29 June, 2009
3 songs?????
I'ts difficult to choose but......
1) All I Want Is You
2) Original of the species
3) Party Girl
That would be great, can't wait untill Amsterdam and NY
ullchen - 29 June, 2009
My favourite song
I will not be in Barcelona but in London and it will be my first U2 concert and I'm looking forward to it soooooo much. I would like to hear "Magnificent" and "One" and, most of all, "Miss Sarajevo", I absolutely love this song :o)
Carol - 29 June, 2009
Songs I want they play!
One, With or without you, vertigo, new years day, original of species, etc...
It's really hard to choose the best one.
Can't wait for the concert on Thursday!
nickdavid - 29 June, 2009
hidden gems
Heartland,A Sort Of Homecoming,Gods Country
germa - 29 June, 2009
Nothing else matters...
Breathe, one, Bad
By Elvis
cachoacacho - 29 June, 2009
My 3 songs
Original of the species, Fez-being born, Two Hearts Beat as One
jonasu2 - 29 June, 2009
Three songs
I´m from Portugal and i´m going to be there. Bono please sing this songs:
- Bad
- One
- Please
Jonas U2
Jonathan_c - 29 June, 2009
only 3 ??
Stealth_7 - 29 June, 2009
Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
Always (B-Side Song)
rkersbergen - 29 June, 2009
opening night
BAD, Love is blindness, Exit
hansie29 - 29 June, 2009
3 songs
in god's country, original of the species and end the show with 40
NickyK - 29 June, 2009
3 songs
Larry singing Dity Old Town, now that's a great idea ;)
I'd love to hear "Until the end of the world", "Please" + "Kite".
u2search - 29 June, 2009
I'm hoping for
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"AARP understands the importance of tackling the deficit. But reducing the deficit on the backs of America's seniors is not the way to do it.
"Millions of Americans have spent their entire careers paying into Social Security and Medicare, and they deserve the benefits they have earned," it said.
First, AARP says, sign the enclosed petitions to members of Congress. "Tell our leaders on Capitol Hill that we will not tolerate harmful cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits."
Second: Please include a donation to AARP.
Don't get me wrong. I think seniors have a point.
Americans are forced to participate in Social Security. They are promised benefits if they do.
Now the politicians who promised the benefits are forced to admit what they've known all along:
It's a pay-as-you-go program. There's nothing in the lockbox but IOUs to be paid by future generations.
Each generation of working people pays for the benefits of the previous generation. And because 77 million baby boomers had fewer children, and their children fewer still, the system doesn't work anymore.
What current retirees consume will come out of their children's and grandchildren's paychecks.
"We know without a shred of doubt that we're bequeathing a lower living standard to the next generation based on the path that we're on," House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan said.
"The sooner we grapple with this the more likely we are to avert that."
Yes, trimming Social Security and Medicare benefits will be painful.
But watching in comfort as our children and grandchildren fall into poverty would be more painful still.
I'm with Ryan, the Republicans and the Democrats who do math.
Promising people anything (and giving them debt) was one cold, self-serving thing to do to the American people.
We need to start punishing such cynical behavior at the ballot box, and rewarding those who are honest with us - even if means a trim in our own benefits.
To borrow the AARP's construction, reducing the deficit by letting it fall on the backs of America's children is not the way to proceed.
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The Honeymooners of PhangNga Bay
Knowing the precise moment at which an important life-changing event takes place is sometimes difficult, especially on a sailboat: Daily shipboard routine has no bookmark, no laugh track, no freeze frame to commemorate the exact time of our triumphs or tragedies. But it might've happened for me with Christian on the morning of the third day of our Thailand cruise. Our 38-foot S&S-designed Hughes sloop, Wild Card, was already under way when I realized that a knot had worked its way into our dinghy painter.
"Christian," I said to my freshly-minted son-in-law, "I'm gonna take the strain while you untie it, OK?"
"Sure," he said.
It wasn't a complicated job. There were no mistakes. He wasn't particularly heroic. I certainly imparted no great wisdom. Just two very different men, brought together by one very special woman, doing a simple, mechanical task for the mutual benefit of their watery tribe.
It's the small, unremarkable events that make up the velvet chains of family, isn't it?
I've never seen my wife, Carolyn, happier. Our daughter, Roma Orion, a third-generation liveaboard when she left for Brandeis University in 2000, was back aboard. We were a complete family again. Even better, we had an eager new crewmember: Christian Rojas, our daughter's Colombian-born, German-nurtured, British-raised, Spanish-kissed, Austrian-scented, newly naturalized-American husband. ("It's like marrying the United Nations," Roma says.)
Most parents aren't asked by their newlywed daughter and her grinning groom if they can honeymoon with them-but we Goodlanders aren't "most parents," are we?
When Roma first suggested chilling out from their nuptials by cruising with us for a couple of weeks, it wasn't easy to decide just what country and sailing venue would be best. We were in the lonely, windswept Federated States of Micronesia at the time.
We thought that the distances between these tiny Pacific islands and their potential for heavy weather were both too great. They were utterly mesmerizing, true, but not user-friendly. The Philippines were our next stop, but the poverty and corruption ashore could put a damper on things afloat. Obviously, we wanted this get-acquainted cruise to be perfect-as perfect, at least, as two goofy, nutty, wind-blown, tie-dyed, salt-stained parents such as ourselves could manage.
So the Philippines and Micronesia were out.
Forget the hyperspeed of commerce-clogged Hong Kong. Indonesia is a wonderfully diverse and exciting destination, but it's too politically volatile and potentially violent. Nix on Vietnam because of its systemic corruption and lack of due process. Ditto Cambodia. As for Myanmar, a.k.a. Burma-well, not until the courageous, Nobel Peace Prize-winning, under-house-arrest-so-long-her-house-is-falling-down Aung San Suu Kyi walks free among her liberated people!
This left Malaysia as a strong possibility. We love the Malays, a kind, gentle people. We always feel perfectly safe and very welcome there. The country has a million good harbors, and air transportation is excellent-but the problem with Malaysia is that it's so civilized and economically advanced a global destination that you don't feel you're really somewhere exotic.
Also, Islam is the official religion of Malaysia, and public displays of physical affection (called khalwat, an Arabic word meaning "close proximity"), including sitting too close-are strictly against the law. Even Carolyn and I, after 38 years of wedded bliss, have to be careful when sitting on a romantic, flower-canopied park bench at the Lumut Yacht Club not to forget ourselves. And I'm afraid our two newlyweds were exactly that and couldn't go more than 10 seconds or so without severely offending Sharia law.
This left tiny Brunei. We'd enjoyed our recent stay there immensely. The sultan is quite a dude, with his 64 Rolls-Royces, his flying force of 747s, his palace of 1,773 rooms, and his dining table that seats 4,000 on formal occasions. Not to mention his fleet of megayachts scattered through the world.
But there's something eerie and spooky about Brunei. Downtown has everything a modern city should have: shopping malls, highways, street lights, even parking-meter maids. It only lacks a single ingredient: people. Oil money can mimic the free marketplace by purchasing its exact, picture-perfect façade, but it can never quite duplicate it.
Brunei seemed to us like the movie set of the 1960's TV show The Prisoner, starring Patrick McGoohan-a bit too weird and surreal to be true.
So Carolyn and I decided, after careful consideration, to host the newlywed charter in the most dramatic, most unusual, most visually exciting, most breathtaking place to sail on this planet-Phangnga Bay, in Thailand.
It's difficult to describe the otherworldly beauty of Phangnga Bay, the northern end of the body of water that lies between the resort island of Phuket and mainland Thailand. It's as if you've sailed to another planet or another geological dimension. The water there is shallow. Because the bay is landlocked, there's no swell or sea, just perfectly flat, calm water. There are hundreds of deserted islands, each one boasting a perfect anchorage on one side, depending on whether the nor'east or sou'west monsoon is blowing.
Except for the well-traveled trench between Ko Phing Kan-known locally as James Bond Island since The Man with the Golden Gun-and Phuket, the bay is completely devoid of cruising yachts. We occasionally spotted a sail on the horizon, but we never shared an anchorage with another yacht.
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The man behind the "Girls Gone Wild" empire has officially pleaded guilty to charges that he and his companies failed to create and maintain age and identity documents for performers in sexually explicit films that he produced and distributed. In other words, he officially acknowledges several girls may have been underage when they flashed their goods for the popular adult series.
GGW founder Joe Francis, along with his related companies, Mantra Films Inc. and MRA Holding LLC, agreed to pay the government a total of $2.1 million in fines and restitution, however only $500,000 will be paid by Francis himself.
The charges in this case are believed to be the first to be filed under a law -- often referred to as Section 2257 -- passed by Congress to prevent the sexual exploitation of children. The law protects against the use of minors in the production of sexually explicit material by requiring producers to create and maintain age and identity records for every performer in sexually explicit movies and other media.
Too bad Joe won't be going to jail so he can do a sequal to his anal rape video.
He's a piece of Crap that should be dropped off in an alley way outside of baghdad.
Alright, now that there's a conviction, this PERVERT should register as a sex offender; what a scumbag! Celebrities hang out with this piece of garbage, wonder what they're thinking??? Nice when you have the rich associating themselves with a guy who gets off on exploiting children. . .that's just great. . .what a class act. . . . watch your kids because these kind of PERVERTS are EVERYWHERE!
He is a TOTAL SCUMBAG !
I hope he gets as many fines and lawsuits against him and his trash as he possibly can!
Well said Duck. If anyone hasn't read it yet... here is the LA times article featuring this prick. Very interesting read..
This is exactly why no one is afraid to do anything, there are no repercussions. $500K fine is a small price to pay for all of the millions of dollars he's made on countless underage girls. Families should be filing civil lawsuits to drain this guy's bank account, hit him in the wallet where it hurts.
Joe Francis is the world's ugliest douche bag and an admitted sexual predator, bragging about fucking chicks on the day they turn 18, among other things. Can we talk about how Francis was ass-raped by some random dude and filmed? That dude is my hero.
I'm sure he didn't care how old they were as long as he was getting $$$. He is a scumbag and a dogface.
This guys is garbage. I couldn't care less what sober, consenting adults do on screen or off but exploiting drunk teenage girls is disgusting. I can't wait until the parents of the underaged girls sue this sleaze for all he's worth and then some.
Question, if "girls gone wild" can't prove which girls are over 18 and which aren't will they have to pull their DVD's? I hope so.
yeah, I mean technically won't it be illegal to own the movies? child pornography and suck.
He is disgusting, but I mean the girls are willing to do it, drunk or not. The parents should have been paying better attention to their underage teenage daughters 'cause they shouldn't have been drinking near this sicko in the first place. I'm not saying they can watch their kids at all times, but I mean at least teach them good values instead of expecting the TV to do it.
I am so glad that back in the day when I was an underage drinker, he did not say to me: "SHOW ME YOUR TITS and I will give you this T-shirt, little girl!" Just think of all the humiliation and shame once these girls sober up experience. For what?!!
I am so tired of fake nose joe telling the world he's from Laguna Beach. I'm the same age and was born and raised there and trust me he is just a loser probably from mission viejo. Joe, quit degrading laguna!
Shouldn't they look into other charges against him? I cannot stress this enough, HE IS SO FREAKING UGLY....