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For weeks now we have heard Uncle Dana ramble on and on, like a proud papa, about the importance of the UFC to Fox Sports 1. He has spoken at length about how the UFC will be instrumental in the success of the network and how the executives and top brass at FOX realize this. That all sounds well and good (and may well turn out to be true... who knows?), but upon closer examination of that Fox Sports 1 navigation footer I am forced to wonder, 'Has Dana let FOX know how important the UFC is to the launch of their new network?'
What I quickly noticed when I scrolled to the bottom of the FS1 page in search of all the latest mixed martial arts news and stories was that I couldn't find any. I must confess that as a major fan and admitted addict of mma, I was a bit saddened by this. However, I also feel that it is only fair to note that as someone who isn't the biggest fan of Dana White, or the people that believe everything that comes from Dana is true (especially when he's "nice" enough to tell us that he wouldn't lie), that I also got a soft chuckle out of it. It would seem to me that the UFC may well be important to the success or failure of the new Fox Sports paradigm, but if it is -- apparently nobody at Zuffa has let Fox know about it. And assuming I am wrong, the message obviously hasn't made its way to the Web development team as of yet.
Addendum: It has correctly been brought to my attention that the Fox Sports line of Web sites do link to UFC news and programming in their header navigation strip. I failed to notice that earlier, and I thank my readers for pointing that out to me.
Now that the link has been pointed out to me I would like to say that leaves me even more puzzled as to why UFC news and programming is not featured within the long list of content links in the site footer. That is a bit odd and strange, and I can only assume that will be remedied shortly. Be that as it may, I would still prefer to see and read links that say, "MMA" and not "UFC." Although I do understand the other links read "MLB" and "NFL" and not "BASEBALL" and "FOOTBALL."


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These trades have all been discussed, I put them together to look at the big picture,and I think they would make the Blazers younger and better for the foreseeable future. Call me greedy but I would like to see all three of them happen before the deadline.
Trade 1: http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=yzjy4nf (with filler players or $ or draft picks or Euro players)
Trade 2:http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=4w53bjm (with filler player or $ or draft pick or Euro player)
Trade 3: Anthony Randolph (NYK) to Portland in exchange for 1st round pick and Bayless trade exception (also possibly $ or filler player or Euro player).
Possible trade fillers – Babbit, Armon, Williams and 1st and 2nd round picks and the all mighty PA dollar
Re-sign - Oden, Cunningham, Pryzbilla, and Pendergraph or sign Carl Landry
Blazers line-up for the rest of this year (kind of) but mainly for the beginning of next year
PG – Harris/Mills/ (Johnson, Williams or draft pick)
SG – Mathews/Mayo/Roy (I'm fine with any of these guys taking wide open 3's)
SF – Batum/Cunningham/ (Mathews or Mayo in a crunch)
PF – LMA/Randolph/ (Pendy or Landry)
C – Oden(?)/Camby/Thabeet/Pryzbilla
Disclaimers (So I don't get ripped a new one):
Depth chart not in exact order
-Not entirely sold on Patty yet but one of the three should make for a competent back up for Harris
-Mayo's playing time next year would depend greatly on Roy's recovery
-Could also move Mayo next year for missing piece if (big if) Roy is anything close to his old self
-Center position is also up in the air depending on Oden's recovery and the availability of Joel Freeland
What do you all think? Am I a little crazy? Am I full blown crazy? Or do I have it all figured out (least likely)?

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Artwork on display at the Colquitt County Arts Center was done by Georgia artists with disabilities.
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In this category, The American Lawyer's Global Legal Awards honor the 10 cross-border deals and disputes of 2013 that best exemplify the challenges of transnational legal practice.
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Two more IP litigation partners leave Kirkland & Ellis, a Bingham McCutchen corporate partner goes in-house, Jones Day scores a Latin American dealmaker and Ropes & Gray grabs a high-profile private equity partner in our latest look at notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
Armed with a battalion of lawyers from Skadden, Ropes & Gray, Jones Day and Curtis Mallet-Prevost, warring factions of the family-owned Market Basket grocery stores announced a truce Thursday in their fight for control of the chain, with minority shareholders agreeing to buy out majority shareholders.
The Silicon Beach photo messaging service Snapchat was valued at $10 billion this week following an investment from venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. Behind the startup's rapid rise to fame are a handful of firms, including Cooley, which does most of Snapchat's outside legal work, and others like Perkins Coie and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is the son of two lawyers with Am Law 100 ties.
As lead advisers for Burger King on its $11.4 billion tie-up with Canadian coffee-and-doughnut chain Tim Hortons, William Sorabella and David Feirstein helped oversee one of the most visible corporate tax inversions yet.
Over the past nine months, the Los Angeles-based firm has lost 14 lawyers in its city-state office. Why have so many left, and what does O'Melveny plan to do next?
The firm plans to man the office, which will open next month, with 120 employees by the end of the year, and eventually ramp up to as many as 250 employees within the next three years.
In this category, The American Lawyer's Global Legal Awards recognizes the 10 deals that best exemplify the challenges of transnational finance practice, from capital markets offerings to capital restructurings to infrastructure projects conceived on a vast scale.
Michael McGuinness, a corporate partner and former head of the Latin American M&A practice at Shearman & Sterling in New York, has left the firm for Jones Day, which over the past year has sought to slake its thirst for south-of-the-border clients by opening an office in Miami and making key lateral hires.
Pepper Hamilton Chairman Louis J. Freeh, a former judge and director of the FBI, was in a New Hampshire hospital Tuesday after suffering serious injuries in a one-car accident in Vermont.
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The two fast-food chains have agreed to an $11.4 billion tie-up that would send the combined company's headquarters up to Canada in the latest controversial tax inversion. Advising on the deal are Kirkland & Ellis, Paul Weiss, Wachtell and Munger Tolles, along with Canadian firms Davies Ward and Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt.
After a short stint at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, a pair of former Patton Boggs litigators have joined several former colleagues at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips; a Sidley Austin litigation cochair goes in-house; a former Thelen firm leader retires; and more notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
The e-commerce giant will pay $970 million cash for San Francisco-based Twitch Interactive Inc., a videogame streaming company that attracted about 55 million unique users last month.
Is it a mistake to work and live in New York?
Gibson Dunn and Paul Weiss provided legal counsel on private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners' acquisition of container maker Berlin Packaging LLC from Bahrain-based investment firm Investcorp Bank BSC.
Law firms are trading down in square footage per attorney when they take out new leases, and increasingly are looking for flexible, more economical spaces in line with the corporate clients they serve, commercial real estate experts say.
In its biggest deal since its $46.8 billion takeover of Genentech in 2009, Swiss drug giant Roche has turned to Davis Polk & Wardwell for counsel on its $8.3 billion buy of suburban San Francisco-based lung disease drug developer InterMune, which is being advised by Cravath, Swaine & Moore and a Chicago IP boutique.
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Weil, Gotshal & Manges debt capital markets partner Gil Strauss has decamped for Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in London; Bank of America adds an Akin Gump partner; a Debevoise & Plimpton partner joins the U.S. State Department; and more notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
The firm is offering its pro bono support to the Trust for Public Land to convert 10 schoolyards and recreation centers throughout Philadelphia into much-needed green space for the city's residents.
Dynegy Inc. will buy power plants and other assets from Duke Energy Corp. and private equity firm Energy Capital Partners in two separate deals worth a combined value of $6.25 billion. Skadden, White & Case, Bracewell & Giuliani and Latham & Watkins are all advising.
Thursday's record $16.65 billion settlement with Bank of America means a winding down of government action against big banks over residential mortgage-backed securities. But several lawyers say the pipeline for firms representing these banks will remain full, as governments worldwide take aim at foreign exchange rate-setting and Office of Foreign Assets Control investigations.
Miller Canfield reaps big bucks from the rebranded Thomas M. Cooley Law School; Gibson Dunn's legal bills in New Jersey's Bridgegate scandal break the $6 million mark; a look at what a trio of trade organizations are paying a handful of Am Law 100 firms and the Wikimedia Foundation's simian copyright campaign.
In the largest-ever settlement between the U.S. government and a single company, Bank of America Corp. on Thursday agreed to pay $16.6 billion in penalties and consumer relief for selling toxic mortgage-backed securities.
Kaye Scholer is counseling the National Hockey League's New York Islanders on its reported $548 million sale to an investor group advised by Katten Muchin Rosenman that will take full control of the franchise in two years. The deal comes a week after Andrew Barroway, a former high-flying Philadelphia plaintiffs lawyer turned hedge fund executive, retained Blank Rome to sue the Islanders' current ownership after it allegedly reneged on a handshake deal to sell him the team.
German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG has agreed to buy Silicon Valley-based International Rectifier Corp. in a $3 billion all-cash deal that would strengthen Infineon's regional presence and expand its economic scale in the power management technology business.
Cleary Gottlieb, Herbert Smith Freehills, Slaughter and May and ENSafrica are advising on a proposed demerger by BHP Billiton of several noncore assets into a new global metals and mining company, effectively unwinding part of the 2001 megadeal that created the Anglo-Australian minerals and mining giant.
Ashurst and Squire Patton Boggs, two growing global legal giants that have recently gone the merger route, both reshuffled overseas alliances this week as the latter saw 23 lawyers in the Middle East decamp en masse, while the former was busy raiding two Am Law 100 rivals. The Am Law Daily looks at those developments and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
In the latest development involving the potential sale of Family Dollar Stores, Dollar General and its attorneys at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett have offered nearly $9 billion for the bargain store chain, trumping an earlier $8.5 billion bid by Dollar Tree.
Japan's Hitachi Metals has agreed to pay $1.3 billion in cash to acquire Wisconsin's Waupaca Foundry, a key supplier to the automotive industry, from private equity firm KPS Capital Partners, a longtime client of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. Bingham McCutchen, a firm that recently lost a founder of its Japanese practice, is advising Hitachi on the deal.
Boies Schiller, Wachtell, Greenberg Traurig and Duane Morris are in the news. Plus, a new study says real estate and conflicts-of-interest cases are hot spots for firms.
Couples who split the housework fairly are happier between the sheets, according to a new study.
Miriam Moskowitz, convicted of conspiracy during the McCarthy era, and her pro bono attorneys at Baker Botts say evidence shows that a key trial witness lied. They want her conviction thrown out.
These 22 firms have the most self-reported lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender lawyers among the Am Law 200, according to our annual survey.
If you want to be a better, more productive lawyer, take a vacation—a real one.
Skadden, Cleary and Jones Day all advised on Coca-Cola's acquisition of a 16.7 percent stake in Monster Beverage Corporation in the hopes of boosting growth in the booming energy drink market.
Robert Manfred Jr., a former Morgan, Lewis & Bockius labor and employment partner currently serving as COO of Major League Baseball, beat out two rivals to emerge victorious in the race to replace Bud Selig as commissioner. Manfred, 55, will be the third former Am Law 100 lawyer to lead a major North American professional sports league. He and Morgan Lewis both have long-standing ties to America's favorite pastime.
Two more Bingham McCutchen partners depart in Washington, D.C., Jones Day loses two in the Midwest, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett hires in New York and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
Aiello led the way for Weil Gotshal & Manges' legal team advising Kinder Morgan Inc. on its $44 billion deal to consolidate Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, El Paso Pipeline Partners and Kinder Morgan Management into the third-largest energy company in the U.S.
The Blackstone Group will buy Royal Dutch Shell's 50 percent stake in a joint venture in Haynesville Shale. The acquisition marks yet another private equity deal led by corporate partner Andrew Calder, a former partner of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, which has gone head-to-head with Kirkland & Ellis in that space.
Kirkland & Ellis has hired again in Houston, adding former Baker Botts associate David Castro Jr. as a partner. But while the firm continues to make headlines on the transactional and lateral fronts, it's also dealing with the loss of more than 50 partners since the start of this year, many of whom have left its IP group.
This past spring, the Colorado River flowed its natural course to the Sea of Cortez for the first time in 16 years, thanks in part to Squire Patton Boggs and Arizona-based partner Peter Culp, who worked pro bono to help hammer out a landmark binational agreement between the U.S. and Mexico on the management of the Colorado River and its tributaries.
Arnold & Porter, Sidley Austin, Shumaker Loop and a trio of leading Canadian firms are advising on a deal that will see Health Care REIT, the largest U.S. health care landlord by market value, acquire HealthLease Properties for $950 million. The transaction value could surge to $2.3 billion when accounting for sidecar deals with Mainstreet Property Group.
FleetCor, a global provider of fuel cards and workforce payment products, has agreed to acquire Comdata Inc. from Ceridian LLC and Thomas H. Lee Partners for $3.45 billion in its largest deal ever.
A new study says that people are more apt to lie to women than men during business negotiations.
In the past six months Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton litigators have lost a string of historic cases. Powerful entities routinely ask Cleary to push the envelope in international law. Lately it hasn't worked out well.
While demand growth slowed slightly, rates grew at modestly higher levels compared with the first three months of the year, according to a report by Citi Private Bank's Law Firm Group. Expense growth picked up but revenue gains remained higher, suggesting full-year profit margin growth.
Dechert has officially been granted a license to practice law in Singapore, eight months after the firm applied for permission to practice in the country.
Dechert has officially been granted a license to practice law in Singapore, eight months after the firm applied for permission to practice in the country.
Dechert, LeClairRyan, Lowenstein Sandler and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman all announced plans for new offices within the past week, in our latest look at notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
More than a decade ago, when corporate inversions came under scrutiny, a group of leading New York tax lawyers—headed by a Paul Weiss partner and including partners from Skadden, Sullivan & Cromwell, and Cravath—took a principled stand and called for urgent action to stop these deals. Twelve years later, a new wave of inversions has sparked controversy and calls for reform. This time the corporate tax bar's lawyers are silent.
As more U.S. companies seek to lower their tax rates by reincorporating overseas through so-called inversions, at least three dozen U.S. firms have capitalized on the trend, with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom leading the way.
Your nail polish, your career: How far are you pushing the fashion envelope?
Four Am Law 100 advise as U.S. energy company Kinder Morgan Inc. buys all the outstanding stock of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP, Kinder Morgan Management LLC and El Paso Pipeline Partners LP for $44 billion in stock and cash, consolidating the four entities into one publicly traded corporation.
Choate Hall, DLA Piper, Weil and Vancouver's McCullough O'Connor Irwin are advising on an $845 million deal that sees Dennis "Chip" Wilson, the billionaire founder of Lululemon Athletica, sell half of his 27.7 percent stake in the yoga apparel retailer to private equity firm Advent International. The move averts a potential proxy fight at Lululemon and comes nine months after Wilson made controversial comments about the body size of the company's predominantly female customers.
Pepper Hamilton partner heads to the NYPD; Weil, Gotshal & Manges snags prominent bankruptcy partner from Kirkland & Ellis; and Shook, Hardy & Bacon brings aboard Gavel Babble columnist in our latest roundup of lateral moves in The Am Law 200.
Kirkland & Ellis confirmed on Friday that Ray Schrock is leaving the firm. Weil in turn picks up a high-profile partner for its signature bankruptcy practice at a time when it has seen a steady wave of firm departures.
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz's corporate partners Andrew Brownstein and Benjamin Roth helped lead the way on Walgreens' acquisition of the remaining stake in Alliance Boots for $15.3 billion in cash and stock.
With record revenue of $2.54 billion for its fiscal year ended June 30, the firm bumps DLA Piper from its perch.
Tips from a former partner about making a strong first impression.
Countries including the United States are using reviews intended to address antitrust and national defense to protect domestic jobs and industries instead, experts say. Cybersecurity is a concern, too.
Walgreens will pay $15.3 billion for the remaining stake in Europe's largest pharmacy chain but will not reincorporate overseas to save on taxes. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, Allen & Overy and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett advised on the deal.
Latham & Watkins, Clifford Chance and Crowell & Moring advise on the deal, which calls for each company to kick in up to $50 million in joint funding on projects that will help integrate health care information technology with medical technology.
The fee examiner keeping tabs on the bills of professionals working on Detroit's municipal bankruptcy questioned more than $67,000 worth of charges submitted by Dentons for media activities, such as reviewing newspaper coverage and compiling press reports, during the first three months of this year.
A look at the subtext behind Working Woman magazine's "50 best firms for women."
Baker & McKenzie acquired South African boutique firm Vani Chetty Competition Law to create its own competition practice in Johannesburg.
Troutman Sanders raids Dentons to pick up four commercial bankruptcy and litigation partners; Covington & Burling hires a senior IRS official in D.C.; and DLA Piper snags three attorneys in our latest roundup of lateral moves in The Am Law 200.
NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. would acquire Griffin-American Healthcare REIT II Inc. in the cash and stock deal. Latham & Watkins, McGuireWoods and Paul Weiss acted as legal advisers to the companies while Gibson Dunn and Skadden provided counsel to the deal's financial advisers.
Wachtell, Nixon Peabody, Skadden and Davis Polk advise as yet another media company offloads slower-growing legacy publications. Gannett is separating its publishing business, including USA Today, while paying $1.8 billion for Cars.com.
The National Association for Law Placement is touting the record percentage of law school graduates in "JD advantage" jobs, but much of the work involved doesn't require legal education.
Am Law 100 firms were involved in a number of big media transactions in recent weeks, including the Tribune Media Company's spinoff of its publishing company; E.W. Scripps and Journal Communications' merger and spinoff of digital, broadcast and print operations; and A.H. Belo's sale of The Providence Journal.
What would you do? Go to the better-ranked law school? Or the one that's plying you with cash?
Dentons is suing the Republic of Guinea for more than $10 million in allegedly unpaid legal bills, plus interest.
The $50 billion Yukos arbitration award got the big headlines this week. But a smaller Yukos award by the European Court of Human Rights could have even greater implications for Russia's future.
The loss is a setback to June's gain of 900 jobs, according to preliminary data released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A little less than three years after joining litigation powerhouse Quinn Emanuel from Mayer Brown, Andrew Schapiro, a former Harvard Law School classmate of President Barack Obama, has been confirmed as the next U.S. ambassador to the Czech Republic. The Am Law Daily looks at Schapiro's career shift, along with other moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
Cravath, Swaine &Moore, Latham & Watkins and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom lead the way on casino and lottery game maker Scientific Games' purchase of Bally Technologies in a deal that continues a streak of consolidations in the gaming industry.
The European Court of Human Rights announced a $2.5 billion judgment against Russia for its handling of OAO Yukos Oil Company. The news follows a Monday announcement that Russia would be on the hook for a $50 billion arbitration award.
The trips and ball games and dinners may not be as extravagant as they once were, but there are worse ways to spend a summer.
A federal court judge in Iowa has granted a stay in Aviva Life and Annuity Company's civil suit against three former Dewey & LeBoeuf executives while also allowing an interlocutory appeal to proceed to the Eighth Circuit.
AstraZeneca has agreed to buy the rights to respiratory drugs owned by Almirall for $2.1 billion, with Covington & Burling and British firm CMS Cameron McKenna. Meanwhile, Kirkland & Ellis and Sidley Austin are leading the way on Pfizer's acquisition of Baxter International's vaccine portfolio.
A federal judge has dismissed a malpractice suit by the court-appointed receiver for victims of R. Allen Stanford's Ponzi scheme against Proskauer Rose and Chadbourne & Parke, ruling that it lacked jurisdiction.
Pillsbury Winthrop reaps the benefits from San Diego's Comic-Con, Patterson Belknap brings in the bacon from the Baseball Hall of Fame, Skadden's crazy chicken windfall and the dollar values associated with other Am Law 200 clients in our latest look at legal billings.
Happiness expert Dan Bowling reviews The Good Lawyer by Nancy Levit and Doug Linder.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom litigation partner Michele Roberts in Washington, D.C., has been elected executive director of the National Basketball Players Association, an organization that recently paid big money to Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, which this week hired Citigroup deputy general counsel Elizabeth Sacksteder as a partner in New York. Those moves and more in our latest look at lateral hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
As Bingham McCutchen engages in merger talks in an effort to reshape its future, the firm is still coping with the fallout from one of its many past combinations. Five years ago this month, Bingham joined with McKee Nelson in a deal that saw every partner from the latter receive a guaranteed contract. Bingham has only now confirmed the guarantees after The Am Law Daily brought them to light.
Legally, the Yukos oligarchs deserve their $50 billion. Morally, it's murky.
When they brought a $114 billion claim against Russia to trial, Yukos' lawyers decided to let the facts speak for themselves.
Tips for law students on how to approach firms for an interview.
Shearman & Sterling, having already scored a big victory Monday in a major international arbitration case, has teamed up with Perkins Coie to advise online property website Zillow on its $3.5 billion buy of rival Trulia, which is receiving outside counsel from Goodwin Procter and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.
Wachtell Lipton, Cleary Gottlieb, Sullivan & Cromwell and Williams Mullen advise on Dollar Tree Inc.'s $8.5 billion cash and stock purchase of Family Dollar Stores Inc. to create one of the largest discount retailers in North America.
Armed with two recent wins, Shay Dvoretzky of Jones Day is going up against the Howrey estate on Tuesday as its trustee tries to claw back profits owed from unfinished matters that former partners took with them when they joined other firms.
The $50 billion ruling against Russia is certainly the largest in arbitration history. And it may stand as the largest litigation victory ever. Here's everything you need to know about the world's most high-stakes business dispute.
A tribunal in The Hague held the Russian Federation liable for $50 billion, finding that it bankrupted the country's largest oil producer to plunder the company's assets.
Arnold & Porter takes on a couple of attorneys from Alston & Bird; the embattled Bingham McCutchen brings on a partner and more notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
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- Fargo (1996)
- Fight Club (1999)
- Do The Right Thing (1989)
- Report (1967)
- Is "The Sting" The Best Gambling Film Ever Made?
- Pink Flamingos (1972)
- Ox-Bow Incident, The (1943), Or 28 Angry Men
- Rome, Open City (1945)
- Spring in a Small Town (1948)
- Drive (2011)
- Vinyl (1965)
- Seconds (1966)
- Rosemary's Baby (1968)
- A Hollywood Invasion of Casino Halls
- Thin Man, The (1934)
- In The Heat of the Night (1967)
- All In: The Poker Movie, Player's Best Tricks
- Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
- Lone Star (1996)
- Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)
- Slacker (1991)
- Shame (2011) Or Who the Hell is Steve McQueen?
- Wicker Man, The (1973)
- Buffalo '66 (1998)
- Flaming Creatures (1963) Or Infantile Art-House Orgy
- Enter the Dragon (1973)
- I Walked With a Zombie (1943)
- Out of the Past (1947)
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Lost Weekend, The (1945)
Loving that French title
Genre: Film-Noir Drama
Starring: Ray Milland (The Thing with Two Heads • Dial M for Murder), Jane Wyman (Stage Fright • "Falcon Crest")
Directed By: Billy Wilder (Ace In The Hole • Sunset Blvd.)
Overview: This is the story of a hopeless drunk on a four-day long-weekend bender.
Don: Two bottles of rye... The cheapest....None of that twelve-year-old, aged-in-the-wood chichi. Not for me. Liquor is all one, anyway.
Don: Don't wipe it away, Nat. Let me have my little vicious circle. The circle is the perfect geometric figure. No end, no beginning...
Don: Nat, are you ever scared when you wake up? So scared the sweat starts out of you? No, not you. With you it's simple. Your alarm clock goes off and you open your eyes and brush your teeth and read the Daily Mirror. That's all. Do you ever lie in your bed looking at the window? A little daylight's coming through, and you start wondering: is it getting lighter, is it getting darker? Is it dawn or dusk? That's a terrifying problem, Nat. You hold your breath and you pray that it's dusk, so you can go out and get yourself some more liquor. Because if it's dawn, you're dead. The bars are closed and the liquor stores don't open till nine. You can't last till nine. Or it might be Sunday. That's the worst. No liquor stores at all, and you guys wouldn't open a bar, not until one o'clock. Why? Why, Nat?
Nat the bartender: Because we got to go to church once in a while. That's why.
Don: Yes, when a guy needs it most.
Performance: 8 Cinematography: 8 Script: 9 Plot: 7 Mood: 8
Overall Rating: 80% (Immerse Yourself!)
I like tragic films quite a bit. Tales of deep and difficult human suffering appeal to me in that 'learn the lesson the easy way' fashion. Requiem for a Dream is by far my favourite of them, and I found that although The Lost Weekend could have been a tiny bit more poignant, Wilder and Brackett did a wonderful job of bending Hollywood's censorship rules enough to keep out the realm of something too fluffy. Billy Wilder also said about The Lost Weekend, his fifth feature as a director, "it was after this picture that people started taking me seriously."
I was very impressed. I knew I wanted to see some more Billy Wilder films (having only seen Some Like It Hot and Sunset Blvd) and I wasn't disappointed. When the image of the shotglass ring came up, I knew I was in for a treat - even if it did get a bit weak during the hospitalization portion. That aside, fantastic film.
I think there is a huge difference between enjoying a drink or two and washing away your life in alcohol. Too many films equate the occasional drink with alcoholism, but I refuse to feel guilty when have a glass of Rioja to my food or a pint at the local joint with my friends after work. I appreciate your sentiment.
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As some of you may have heard, the BBC have decided against commissioning an 8th series of Ideal. The reason given was that the new channel controller wanted to make a clean sweep.
It is a source of both pride and frustration that, at the point of cancellation, Ideal was attracting its biggest ever audiences, its highest profile guest stars and its best ever reviews. And the show is now being screened in more countries than ever before - from America to Finland and beyond.
I just want to say a huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone who has appeared in the show and worked behind the scenes over the last 7 years and 53 episodes. And a very special thanks to everyone who has supported the show and spread the word. We really wouldn't have got this far without you.
It's been a truly wonderful journey and to work with such a genuinely amazing team has been both an honour and a solid hoot.
Best wishes
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Pepper Place Market is vamping up the streets of Birmingham with a Tuesday night Street Market to be held on the third Tuesday of each month, beginning on June 18. Between 4 and 8 p.m., 29th Street South from 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue will be filled with farmers, food trucks and street dancing.
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Ngungu'taota (greetings, we are relatives), Tutskwa I'qatsi (Land and Life are one),
I'tupkom nihqe i'siwata, my brothers and sisters, What I am about to speak about is new for most people, but we are now in a very special time period that many of you sense, and are receiving promptings about in your dreams. To fully appreciate our Mother Earth, we must understand the importance of the calendar time our Earth Mother provides us. We are also being given a warning that Time…Continue
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Ngungu'taota (greetings, we are relatives), Tutskwa I'qatsi (Land and Life are one),
This night we remember to give gratitude to our Mother Earth and to he, known to the world by different names, whom my people know as the caretaker of the Earth— Masau-Pahana-True Brother-- who was born among us to be our redeemer.
Let us follow the pattern that his life exemplified, living lovingly and unselfishly in service of one another and all the life of the Earth. As we…Continue
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« Uncertainty Principle » gets its title from Heisenberg's quantum mechanics principle which states by precise inequalities…Continue
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Richard Ramsay is the star of the eighteenth episode of The Threshold Series, the concluding chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World. »
We find the veteran politician staring outwards from a window of the sky lounge of his private yacht, musing about the weather, while on a visit…Continue
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The central character of this week's instalment of The Threshold Series is Rahu Lüli, the young cenobite from Kõrgus.
At the beginning of the chapter, the teenager is getting ready to leave the monastery, and he ponders the events that have led him to believe that he has found the…Continue
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The sixteenth chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World » features the scientific facilities of Veshtar, and revolves around Bernard Sturn.
At the end of an all-nighter, weary of responding to video emails, the famous space engineer takes a break to rest his eyes, and…Continue
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This week's instalment of the Threshold Bookcast takes place in Hasania, the so-called artificial state governed by Omar Malaki.
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The fourteenth episode of The Threshold Series focuses on Olivia Romero, the Chief Environmental Adviser of Neo Apollonia.
At the beginning of the chapter, the former activist is walking towards the church of the Community, all the while pondering the circumstances which have led her to…Continue
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Rahu Lüli, the teenage monk from Kõrgus, is once again the central character of the weekly instalment of the Threshold Bookcast.
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The twelfth chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World » features Aaren Mayr, the Treasurer of the Alliance of Sovereign Nations.
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This week's instalment of The Threshold Series revolves around Bernard Sturn and features Veshtar, the almost barren land also known as the radioactive planet.
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The tenth episode of the Threshold Bookcast focuses on Jake Harvey, the popular leader of the New Light Party.
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Prayer Before Principle of Christ #2
Our Father and Holy Spirit,
Rescue me from me. Your will be done in us. Teach us to love and accept your will today as in your purest consciousness we pray to be evermore like thee. Heavenly Father and Holy Spirit, In these latter days, speak again to your children. Let your voice be heard in us and through us as we offer ourselves to be living temples of your Spirit. Make our hearts, and minds, and lives ONE in…Continue
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Ngungu'taota (greetings we are brethren), Tutskwa I'qatsi (Land is Life),
Most of you know me from my speaking about our evolution upon our Mother Earth, and all She means to us-- our "outer" evolution in nature. But I would like to speak briefly about our internal "inner" spiritual progress (internal purification), which connects with our bodily evolution in nature. This is according to what our Law of Life teaches, and from what I have learned during my life from different…Continue
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Ngungu'taota (Greetings, we are relations), Tutskwa I'qatsi (Land and Life are One),
I send my best wishes for a happy and holy Christmas Day. With faith we can remember this day as one of great joy, for a seed of the Morning Star was made one of us, to help guide us from our errant ways, to
restore lost truth, and by his sacrifice lead us on the road to perfect life.
The following words of faith were once shared with me, and now passed…
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Plan to spend the day or the weekend! This is an awesome event but if you plan to stay the weekend you need to reserve a hotel room in the area now because they fill up fast. I will likely be going Saturday afternoon. Hours and admission are:
Friday, Feb 26 2 pm - 9 pm $10
Saturday, Feb 27 10 am - 6 pm $15
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Parking is available at the festival site for $5.00.
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June 24, 2004
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Q: As a matter of interest, which guitar makes this song so obese?
A: Actually, I'd say it is Chaney's Lakland bass that supplies all the extra carbs. The PRS is like the frosting.
Q: So where can we hear the new sounds?????
A: We hope to debut on Indie 103.1 FM - Camp Freddy Radio (Sat. 6pm - 8pm) in L.A. (web simulcast) in a couple of weeks. Will keep you updated.
Q: Are the Baby Uni photobooth pics still going to be included in the book?
A: I am sorry to say, no, as I lost all of that content from the old site years ago. If they ever turn up, I will link them to this new site. I still remember those days fondly and am so touched that so many of you went to such lengths.
Q: Still, am I noticing a pattern here in Dave's career?
A: Pattern? You mean, like in and out and in and out? Yeah, I guess so, you are right. I wonder what Freud would say?
Q: Will you be using the band to fill the rest of the album deal you have with your record label?
A: Oh shit that's right! We hadn't thought of that! j/k We are open to however they want to handle this. Right now we are just focusing on the creative stuff. Haven't switched on that part of the brain yet.
Q: I am very sad now. I think I should be appeased by letting me make out with Carmen.
A: Sorry man, I told her you were sad, but she just wasn't having it. I'll work on it.
Q: Have you actually recorded anything yet or are you still writing?
A: We are kind of doing both. A little writing, recording and rehearsing. Keeping it all fresh and light.
Q: I'm so glad to see 6767.com up again, but it just isn't quite the same without all the hidden "goodies".
A: I know, as soon as we have content we will start getting into the fun. We just wanted to at least start by allowing you all to have a place to find out what's up and interact with us and each other.
Q: I loved your album TRUST NO ONE, will there be a follow-up to it?
A: Absolutely! All four of us will continue to make music in all sorts of ways. That is just what we do. We like this thing we are doing, but that doesn't mean there won't be future Banyan records, solo records, guest appearances and solo performances.
Tomorrow we would like to take a group consensus, if you would be so kind as to humor us...
June 24, 2004 12:06 AM
I was just wondering why on Strays, you didn't keep the longer version of True Nature, it was sweet. Was it because of Bob Ezrin, or trying to keep it shorter for play on the radio?
Posted by: MiKeY at June 24, 2004 12:26 AM
hi dave
thanks for the answers. i got spread the other day. i like it. i cant decide whats better that or trust no one. what one do you like better? im guesing tno because it was released and the other wasnt.......
Posted by: ken at June 24, 2004 12:33 AM
my wife left and i need a job can someone hook me up ?
I really want to hear a Johnny Cash cover ..
.... thanks ..... Supahsta
Posted by: Satansgopherboy at June 24, 2004 01:06 AM
Dave, which was more painful - nipple piercing or tattoos?
I used to have a navel piercing but am now thinking about a tatto around my navel and wondered just how much it will hurt! I am such a blonde wimpy thing!
(Don't forget the UK love you all too!)
Posted by: Latex Queen at June 24, 2004 01:08 AM
Hey Guys,
When you've recorded your new material do you think you will plan to tour the UK?
Posted by: Shane at June 24, 2004 01:22 AM
just have to get this off my chest Dave, your all fucking nuts and crazy! maybe the real magic was gone, but you guys have some serious unstable brains in your heads! i aint buying it, you guys need therapy, call this band "2 fruitloops, a condiment and an ugly bitch!"
Posted by: brain_damage at June 24, 2004 01:25 AM
A: Pattern? You mean, like in and out and in and out? Yeah, I guess so, you are right. I wonder what Freud would say?
He'd probably say
"Wooo! You rock man! Wooo! Play Immigrant Song dude! Immmiigraaant Soooong!"
Or possibly not.
Posted by: slutmonkey57b at June 24, 2004 01:45 AM
good to see im not the only one who stays up way too late,lol..question,have ya added any more ink lately? I know tats are addicting..
Posted by: Stephanie at June 24, 2004 02:26 AM
Everyone has a sweet tooth for Paul reed smiths', they're the forbidden fruit of guitars.
Posted by: Gary at June 24, 2004 03:15 AM
the man was tone deaf - He couldn´t carry a tune if his life depended on it! everybody knows that (at least I do - and Jung did too! LOL)
so what did the Father of Psychoanalysis knew about music/musicians? NADA.
rock on DAAAAAAAAAVE!
Unconditional love from
Posted by: Luiz at June 24, 2004 03:18 AM
Cool cool.
I'm glad to see another solo album is possible. As for the new band can't wait I'm jonesin.
Posted by: Jesse at June 24, 2004 04:03 AM
hi Dave!
i just wanna ask what do You think about One Hot Minute cause i've read that You like it and i've read that You hate it too. diferent source - diferent opinion. so how are Your feelings about my favorite album of all times?
and btw i hope I'll see You playing someday in Poland, cause i assume You haven't been here yet, right?
ps. thanks for trust no one - great music and lyrics.
Posted by: Endi at June 24, 2004 04:11 AM
Dave, you've created a monster
As soon as the press picks up on this, you're going to have a billion music fans showing up to call you a "fag", "sellout", etc.... (you're not, but what the hell would THEY know anyway?)
I suggest you start handing out special passes for those of us who actually care enough to be here in the early stages of the site's rebirth (or those of us that were there for the old site's existance). Maybe mine can be gold and double as a "Get in free" pass for all your shows. That would be cool, and very unfaggy and unselloutish of you.
On a sidenote, since you have apparently rediscovered your inner computer nerd, perhaps dropping by one of the Spread List's weekly chats might be a possibility? I'm sure they (we) would love to catch up in real time.
Anyway, keep the updates coming. The fans appreciate it greatly.
Posted by: Six7Six7 at June 24, 2004 04:30 AM
wow, so you have time to answer questions from your unconditionaly adoring drooling fans but not the time to organise some official press release or statment for all the janes fans who have seen something amazing in your music for over a decade? there are 4 big janes sites you could post on, you know, let us know directly,not that you owe us anything,not that its decent,not that you should care.
a follow up to trust no one?im soo happy,you have a beutiful voice you,like a toilet flushing, but what does that matter, if your shirtless all the little girls wont mind.
watch out for pools of drool,you may well slip and mess up your hair.
Posted by: molly at June 24, 2004 04:41 AM
w00000t thanks for the Q&a Dave!
Cannot wait for any new stuff!!!
Posted by: Will at June 24, 2004 04:48 AM
"On a sidenote, since you have apparently rediscovered your inner computer nerd, perhaps dropping by one of the Spread List's weekly chats might be a possibility? I'm sure they (we) would love to catch up in real time."
hey, that´s a great idea! What do you say, Dave?
Posted by: Luiz at June 24, 2004 05:22 AM
Hey guys!
Get together, get some hugs, and don't think of a style!! play fucking music, without being scared, record that shit and play it live! Remember you can change the PRESENT/FUTURE of music if you guys want to.
And a small advice: On any interview, ANY, please let the motherfucking media know that this IS NOT JANE'S ADDICTION with a new vocal. Please keep that shit clear, 'cuz some of the media are looking for THE DRAMA. Idiots.
Glad to be reading you guys, and knowing you're moving on, working and looking for your happinness. Kisses to the four of you!
da MoFo
PS. Dave, just so you know... Deconstruction makes me cry. It's just too good. From the samples to the voice. It's the best music I've heard. And I've heard a lot.
Posted by: Larry B. at June 24, 2004 05:28 AM
Good luck with the new project.
Hope the new dudes pipes can match the chops.
Posted by: scarecrow at June 24, 2004 05:46 AM
you're so sweet to answer to your fans here, it's something i cannot believe!
well.....do you think there will be any chance to see you back in europe? as europe i don't mean uk only...but even countries like france, germany, italy.....please let me know about it.
thanks anyway.
love you always***
Posted by: Lisa at June 24, 2004 05:57 AM
prs question
hey dave, i relize you have A TON of people wanting to ask you a ?, sorry, but i am another. ive played guitar for quite some time, im 15 tho, i have a job, which i spent all the money on my marshall moud four, i love it. of course, like it seems EVERYOTHER guitarist, i now want a prs. i have an ibanez right now, but the prs are awsome. just curies, i do look up to you as a writer and guitarist, i was wondering if you prefer the 22's or the 24's and possibly an explanation? sorry for takin up your time, i know your busy, but thanks so much for everything.
Posted by: cody cy at June 24, 2004 08:12 AM
"PS. Dave, just so you know... Deconstruction makes me cry. It's just too good. From the samples to the voice. It's the best music I've heard. And I've heard a lot."
Larry i dont cry but i know what you mean!!!
Posted by: Will at June 24, 2004 08:13 AM
can i make a guest appearance on the album? i can play the harmonica pretty well :D
Posted by: Jez at June 24, 2004 08:37 AM
Dear 'Molly'
Feel better now you've got that off your chest luv?!
If you can only come here and give out a lot of negativity then your in the wrong place - get back to xiola or anr messageboards where you belong!
PS attached voucher gets you a free saucer of milk redeemable at most stores miles from here
Posted by: Latex Queen at June 24, 2004 08:53 AM
I'm up for a group consensus. I always thought it was odd that Freud was so hung up on being stuck in various "stages" yet he always had a cigar in his mouth. Oral fixation by his standards.;-) I guess I learned something in high school. Does Carmen get mad you're on the computer a lot? My signifigant others have always taken it poorly.
Posted by: Caitlin at June 24, 2004 09:10 AM
1: the musicians owe you nothing - they bring you happiness with their music, then if anything you owe THEM. This attitude pisses me off no end.
2: occurred to you that a press release requires all parties to agree on the content and it has to come from the record company? Not under dave's direct control so don't blame him for it. He's making a statement on his personal site that comes from him, if you want to hear from perry, talk to perry, no?
Posted by: slutmonkey57b at June 24, 2004 09:31 AM
Hey Cody CY
the 22's have 22 frets and the 24's have 24 frets, they also have differrent pickups, the 22 i think uses Dragons, the 24 has HFS and Vintage Bass ones. Dave also always uses the 24, its his main one (white one(s))
Posted by: Oli at June 24, 2004 09:40 AM
Hey Dave,
Sombody already asked this but i dont think you replied.
What do you use on your hair gel/wax wise?
Posted by: Oli at June 24, 2004 09:43 AM
First off... props to you on the very gracious official/unofficial announcement on the demise of our beloved Jane's Addiction. Its a shame, but I know you guys worked hard and did your best. Been there, done that and all that good stuff...
Secondly, thanks for being a warm guy to me at the record signing at Tower on the day Strays was released. You smiled and shook hands with EVERYONE and were the only band member that looked genuinely happy to see us, considering we'd all waited a few hours in the rain...
I wish you the best of luck in everything you do...
Posted by: Essence_Smith at June 24, 2004 09:44 AM
Hey Dave...
I was one of the original "Uni's" and have the link to all the original photo booth pics:
I never got my picture up because the photo booth pics would never scan in light enough but a lot of dedicated fans are there :)
Posted by: caughtalitesneeze at June 24, 2004 09:54 AM
Just curious... how did you come about the name 'Camp Freddy'? Is it something disgustingly obvious I'm not catching onto (because I have a habit of not seeing the blatantly-wearing-a-fuckin'-neon-sign-obvious)?
Posted by: Sophia at June 24, 2004 09:58 AM
Hey hey,
Just a quick question... do you have a name for your new band yet? Can I suggest 'Collector's Edition', I came up with that name and none of my pal's want it for their bands. Think about it, every album would be a collector's edition! If you want it, it's yours ;)
OK, I'll get my coat.
Posted by: Wilson at June 24, 2004 10:01 AM
Dear Dave,
You suck. Chris Chaney sucks worse, but you really suck.
Posted by: AlienOnAcid at June 24, 2004 10:26 AM
Hey dave-
are you still friends with the peppers at all?
a little off the subject but just something i wondered and seeing as you made this site so we can interact i thought hey awesome. Like i saw flea at your wedding which was awesome, but anthony, john, and chad? are you guys all tight? thanks dave, your awesome. PEACE.
Posted by: Master Zekk at June 24, 2004 10:49 AM
Dear Dave,
You suck. Chris Chaney sucks worse, but you really suck.
My god isnt that funny Wilson, you spent some time going on this website and slagging off Dave and Chris. You need an award for your maturity, while were at it how about one for funniness, you really deserve it.
Posted by: Depp at June 24, 2004 11:02 AM
Quote: "My god isnt that funny Wilson, you spent some time going on this website and slagging off Dave and Chris. You need an award for your maturity, while were at it how about one for funniness, you really deserve it. "
ummm... the name of the poster appears UNDER the post... that msg was made by my beloved ALIEN ON ACID :)
Posted by: Larry B. at June 24, 2004 11:18 AM
Dave does suck. I think it's classic that he doesn't allow criticism in these comments. They get deleted after like 30 seconds. That's lame Dave. Almost as lame as Skycycle. This is the most embaressing day ever to be a Jane's fan.
Posted by: davesucks at June 24, 2004 11:39 AM
All I want to say is that Dave is not a good singer. The only thing thats good about him is his looks and the fact that he is good at playing the guitarr...
Dave no affence..but its through critics u develop
love you!
Posted by: vian at June 24, 2004 11:40 AM
Thanks for the updates! I'm glad to hear you will be making another solo album. I listen to TNO all the time. I'm looking forward to hearing your new music on Indie.
Posted by: Kevin L at June 24, 2004 11:46 AM
Posted by: CobraCmdr at June 24, 2004 11:48 AM
I wa sup late last night as my mind was beating me up and I thought to get up and play guitar would make me feel better.
I had just put Trust No One in my Ipod and played along with that and Axis, Physical Graffiti. The Jimiys are amazing, but so are you. Page should hear the Rexall layering...all of it really. I wondered if you use protools or something like that at home. I imagine you in the studio adding the samples and stuff lining up guitar tracks and layering them like a mad scientist. Dave are you a mix master? And what tunings were you using on that album?
Posted by: saraswati at June 24, 2004 12:05 PM
are the comments closed for good or is it just for the MEDIA UPDATE post???
Daaaave...! Come back! :O(
Posted by: Luiz at June 24, 2004 12:30 PM
âJust curious... how did you come about the name 'Camp Freddy'? Is it something disgustingly obvious I'm not catching onto (because I have a habit of not seeing the blatantly-wearing-a-fuckin'-neon-sign-obvious)? â
Answer from: http://www.campfreddy.net/main/bio.html
CAMP FREDDY, whose name was derived from a character in the classic Michael Caine movie, âThe Italian Jobâ?
âQ: I am very sad now. I think I should be appeased by letting me make out with Carmen.
A: Sorry man, I told her you were sad, but she just wasn't having it. I'll work on itâ?
Iâm pretty sad too can I make out with you Dave??? No j.k.
âI suggest you start handing out special passes for those of us who actually care enough to be here in the early stages of the site's rebirthâ?
I agree, itâs always nice to dream
Thanks Dave for all the updates,
Posted by: wendybird at June 24, 2004 12:32 PM
I believe the comments are closed for that particular post.
Posted by: Mike at June 24, 2004 12:37 PM
i guess your only used to one tone of post here of the ass kissing variety.so heres an explaination: janes do owe their financial success to the those who are fans,as people they dont owe me anything that they create,i know that and thats not what i meant fool. An official news post on the official website aint hard to do when your a member of the band, a lot less effort then resurecting a dead website, posting a loads of stuff for your new fans, and online q&a s, mtv appearences etc.its no one members resposerbility to make it official but if its not official then why post it here?for the lovely sale generating hype perhaps? clearly its because dave does care about the fans (and their money), thats the point of this website rennaissance, thats the point of their little messages and the q&a. so what im saying in a rambley kinda way is that if he feels an obligation to keep navarro fans happy by sharing info, they ought share it with all the fans who loved janes up till now and who will still love that music forever rather than talking some vague unconfirmed shit on a pretty obscure website.if he doesnt feel this obligation then daves just a shitty pearson who sings shitty music.did that ever occur to you?
Posted by: molly at June 24, 2004 12:45 PM
Quick Q & A:
Angels or Dodgers? McDonald's or Burger King? Van Halen or Van Hagar? Trojans or Lifestyles? Do musicians receive residuals when their songs are played on the radio or on MTV, FUSE etc?
Just bein' nosy.
Posted by: Mike at June 24, 2004 12:51 PM
well i was gonna post something detrimental and derrogatory,but i think ill show my age and just say thank you,id say most of us here appreciate the time your taking with this website,and understand you dont have to do this..Your not gonna please everyone in the crowd,theres always going to be opposing views..anyways its been interesting reading so far,lol.
Posted by: Stephanie at June 24, 2004 01:04 PM
Quote: "My god isnt that funny Wilson, you spent some time going on this website and slagging off Dave and Chris. You need an award for your maturity, while were at it how about one for funniness, you really deserve it. "
ummm... the name of the poster appears UNDER the post... that msg was made by my beloved ALIEN ON ACID :)
Posted by: Depp at June 24, 2004 01:14 PM
Dear Dave,
Without Perry Farrell no one would care about your perfect eyebrows?
Good luck with the Dizastre reunion.
Posted by: AlienOnAcid at June 24, 2004 01:20 PM
Is Daniel Ash still an influence? Some of your sounds when playing an acoustic, especially live, reminds me of some Tones On Tail stuff.
Mike C
Posted by: Mike at June 24, 2004 01:43 PM
What AOA just said.
Posted by: perry4prez at June 24, 2004 02:04 PM
what is it that the profoundly, wordy, molly is looking for? the statement was posted for us fans in answer to our posts. why should he have to post it on any other site? to be torn to shreds by people who don't care to see his, or chris', or perkin's explanation? he posted for us here because we cared to ask, and because we were able to hold judgement. if you want to join the hungry pack of wolves...this isn't the site for you.
Posted by: zero at June 24, 2004 02:11 PM
I understand how you´re trying to communicate with this molly person but I wouldn´t waste my time doing that... Besides...
If you were one of the best rock musicians in the whole world (I mean past and present, possibly future too), and happened to be making music with one of your best friends who you really love and care about(that would be you PERK! you rock, BTW! love ya, man!) and a few other cats you really like and respect, and on top of that... if you also happened to be happily married to one of the most attractive women on the entire fucking planet... Would you really care about what some loser wrote about you on the internet??? Me thinks NOT!!! LOL!!
:O)) So who gives a fuck???? (Luiz laughs uncontrollably and rolls on the floor on a puddle of his own piss)
as usual, rock on Dave!! God bless you! I mean, even more! you deserve all the good stuff in the Universe...! your music means so much to me I cannot even begin to show my appreciation for it.
Massive respect!
Posted by: Luiz at June 24, 2004 02:43 PM
laffin, luiz control bodily functions for the slightly squeamish here?? Jus teasin dude :o)
Posted by: Stephanie at June 24, 2004 03:00 PM
Dear Dave,
Your fans roll around in their own piss?
Very becoming.
Hows about a round or two of anal ring toss?
Posted by: AlienOnAcid at June 24, 2004 03:40 PM
Dear Dave,
Your fans roll around in their own piss?
Very becoming.
Hows about a round or two of anal ring toss?
Posted by: AlienOnAcid at June 24, 2004 03:41 PM
Do you remember when your music really meant something more than just being something you could rock to? It was music never meant to be big yet it will never be looked past. Remember when every band scrambled to copy your sound and no one ever could do it justice? Do you remember you accomplished all that against the grain of what was popular or expected that day? That was honest music. That was music fans were proud to be a part of. What a triumph that was. I hope you can bring that spirit back because its that spirit thats been missing.
Posted by: dave at June 24, 2004 03:48 PM
Hey, I love One Hot Minute. In fact, I'm listening to Deep Kick right now. Great stuff. Anyway what are you feelings on Anthony Kiedis and John Frusciante currently?
Posted by: frusciante fan at June 24, 2004 03:59 PM
Well all of this has certainly been a nice surprise! How exciting! Welcome baaaaaack! :)
(waves enthusiastically to the other "Spread List"-ers here)...
Posted by: Deena13 at June 24, 2004 07:58 PM
I'm going to take this opportunity to say that you rock!! you're totally number 1 in my book and I absolutely adore you and will continue to adore and support you no matter what you do, even if that means shaving your head and entering a celibacy-only monastery (although i'm sure Carmen would be very disappointed, as would I lol...but I'd still support ya). In my eyes, you could do no wrong!
and a question: what did you think of the movie Requiem for a Dream? It's one of my personal favorites, and I'd like to know your opinion
Posted by: blondimofo at June 24, 2004 08:33 PM
Old 6767.com content can be found at http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.6767.com (not sure about photos/images).
Posted by: omit at June 24, 2004 09:38 PM
You are a brilliant guitarist and I have bought every cd of yours I ever found in a record store, some I liked (Strays, Deconstruction), some I loathed (One Hot Minute, Trust No One), but I think you have a unique and intriguing musical voice and so I am very Excited to hear what this project sounds like. One question though, whatever happened to Spread? I kept hearing that it was coming out and then it never materialized. Has it been released?? If so, where can I get it?
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Flowers is one of the best there is and could be the best corner in the NFL
Carr very solid totally reminds me of James Hasty
D-Bowe he is a machine
DJ has not been overwhelmingly good but has been solid.
LJ this season has pulled me back on his boat.
Dorsey has shown enough so far that I believe.
Bradley has made the most of his chances and have been a fan since college days.
Tank Tyler I really like him excellent player.
Page he is a really good safety.
Brown although I did not like the Pollard move Brown is just as good if not better at this point.
Albert he is a very solid O-Lineman
Waters carear speaks for it self
Savage needs more playing time.
Bobby Wade excellent pick up been a fan for awhile.
Pope at TE finally someone worthy Ryan has been average.
Cox I really like him at FB
Jackson although I think it was the wrong move he will be a good player for us for along time to come.
Leggett excellent nickel back
Hali he is a STUD
Williams LB he is solid
Succop amazing kicker
Coulquit Best punter in the league
Thats my list
Players that could be added by performing
Lawrence, Mays, Belcher, Washington, Brodie Crumbles as I started that name, but he finally looks strong enough to take a hit. Charles loved him in college but he has been MAJOR dissapointment so far. Any other O-Lineman that can prove worthy. Magee if he gets more PT.
So obviosly I am just upset with moves made so far in offseason and the draft although some players will be good.


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By Robert Hydrick - bio | email
January 7, 2009
Brunswick, Ga (WALB) - The second year Albany Tech basketball program registers one of their biggest wins in their young history.
The Titans beat 21st ranked Coastal Georgia 90-85 in their region opener.
Albany Tech head coach Sylvester Patterson says the game was tied at half and that rebounding and free throw shooting in the second half was the difference for his Titans.
Albany Tech's Octavious Pierce had 19 points to pace the Titans in scoring.
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