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a great time....if one is not at a club. looking forward. thanks, mr. ghoul.

WNYC RADIO TO BROADCAST 9/11 CONCERT WNYC radio (93.9 FM), America's most listened-to public radio station, has just announced that it will broadcast Musicians For Harmony's Fifth Anniversary 'Concert for Peace' on Monday, September 11, 2006, at 7:30 pm, live from Merkin Concert Hall in New York City. The broadcast will include the world première of Mark O'Connor's new work entitled "Harmony" for Violin and String Orchestra with The Knights. Also on the program Leon Fleisher, the Orion Quartet, and Arnold Steinhardt, Michael Tree, and Peter Wiley of the Guarneri Quartet.

Police cite Cope for causing accident Posted: Friday August 11, 2006 5:25PM; Updated: Friday August 11, 2006 5:25PM PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Former Steelers radio broadcaster Myron Cope caused a five-vehicle accident on Friday and a citation is pending against him, state police said. No one was injured in the crash, which happened on Interstate 279 shortly after 11 a.m. Cope, 77, of Mount Lebanon, rear-ended a car as the vehicles approached the Fort Pitt Tunnel, and that car then struck a truck in front of it, state police Trooper Robin Mungo said. When Cope swerved left to avoid those vehicles, he rear-ended a minivan, which hit another van, Mungo said. A trooper who responded to the accident planned to cite Cope for following a vehicle too closely, but hadn't filed the paperwork yet, Mungo said. Cope was driving a Ford Explorer that was rented or loaned to him while his car was in the shop, Mungo said. Cope told police the brakes weren't working, but police checked the vehicle's brakes and believe Cope was just unaccustomed to the SUV, Mungo said. Cope did not immediately return a phone message left by The Associated Press, but he spoke to KDKA-TV at the scene. "I was trying to brake and it wasn't working right and I, you know, couldn't come to a stop and I hit the car in front of me and there was a chain reaction," Cope told the station. Cope was the Steelers radio color commentator for more than 30 years, retiring before last season after health problems and saying he felt his performance was slipping. Cope was given the Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award at the Pro Football Hall of Fame shortly after his retirement and was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in November. Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

...was very surprised to hear that i can hear down to about 12 cycles/sec. should have been a rock fan........

http://www.world-voices.com/software/nchtone.html

Lions assistant coach suspended for game after arrests By Nicholas J. Cotsonika Detroit Free Press (MCT) DETROIT - The Detroit Lions have suspended defensive line coach Joe Cullen for Sunday's regular-season opener against Seattle because of his two recent arrests, NFL sources said Thursday. Lions coach Rod Marinelli informed the players of the suspension during a team meeting Thursday morning, but he declined to discuss the situation when he met with the media after practice Thursday afternoon. "I'm not going to talk about Joe right now," Marinelli said. "It's an in-house decision what we're dealing with. The team knows, I know, and that's what's important." Cullen coached the defensive line as usual Thursday and is expected to continue coaching in practice. He was unavailable for comment. Lions chief operating officer Tom Lewand declined to comment, and team president Matt Millen could not be reached for comment. Cullen met with the defensive linemen Wednesday. "He was just like, `This is what happened. I apologize,' " defensive end Kalimba Edwards said. "He was real professional about it." Cullen was arrested and charged with indecent and obscene conduct Aug. 24, the night before the Lions' third exhibition at Oakland. A worker at a Dearborn fast-food drive-thru window saw him naked behind the wheel of his SUV and called the police, according to police reports. Then Cullen was arrested and charged with drunken driving Sept. 1, the night after the Lions' exhibition finale against Buffalo. After he sped down a Dearborn street without his headlights on, someone called the police, and when the police found him, a breath test determined his blood-alcohol content was .12, over the legal limit, according to police reports. "In pro football - in life, period - in this day and age, it's hard to be shocked by anything," Edwards said. "When he told us, we were just like, `All right. We play football on Sunday, dog. Keep on coaching. We're going to keep on playing.' " Some players learned of the incidents by listening to sports talk radio as they drove to team headquarters Thursday morning. When Marinelli addressed the situation in the team meeting, he didn't go into detail about what Cullen did. "I've been trying to find a paper to get exactly what happened," wide receiver Eddie Drummond said. Marinelli_who called it a "great, great talk"_discussed how he expected the Lions to handle the potential distraction. He said this kind of thing was why he put the Lions through a tough training camp and why he flew them to the Bay Area the day of their exhibition at Oakland instead of the day before. "Who can forget that airplane trip and concentrate on the game?" Marinelli said. "We had 13 guys who could do that. ... That's how you handle these situations with the team. They seemed to respond very well. We'll find out. We'll come and we'll go put ourselves on the field on game day." Marinelli has only one team rule - the "Do Right" rule, which essentially means use your common sense and do the right thing. He also has a "Do Right" list. Mess up - in ways little or large - and you're on it. Cullen is "on the `Do Right' list today," wide receiver Roy Williams said, speaking figuratively. Cullen was not actually on the list. "I've been on the `Do Right' list, too," Williams said. Williams said the Cullen situation wasn't a distraction for the offensive players because they "don't even know the guy, really." But as for the defensive linemen, Williams said: "It might be a distraction for those guys." The defensive linemen insisted they could see Cullen the same way they had before and respect his authority. "We're supporting the guy," defensive tackle Marcus Bell said. "We're behind him. That's all that matters." "The thing is, he's a Lion, he's family and we're going to support him because all he does is support us," defensive tackle Tyoka Jackson said. "As a professional athlete, man, what goes on in a person's personal life ain't got nothing to do with the job," Edwards said. "All kinds of stuff's going on in these cats' lives. You've still got to go out and play ball on Sunday." --- (Detroit Free Press sports writer Jo-Ann Barnas contributed to this report. --- © 2006, Detroit Free Press. Visit the Freep, the World Wide Web site of the Detroit Free Press, at http://www.freep.com. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.

thank you!

you mean Marn? Yoi yoi, double yoi! or how about the "the Cope-ra-scope"... from a former McKeesporter who never forgets... bet yer bippee

missing myron cope on the steelers radio broadcasts

Laz is in rare form tonight, workin' hard. DONT MISS!

splendid editing, ghostman!

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original....shtml#continue Steve Foley Unarmed By Mike Baron Sep 6, 2006 Steve Foley, the Chargers linebacker, apparently was unarmed when he was shot in front of his suburban home by an off-duty policeman early Sunday morning. Foley will miss the entire 2006 season. "To my knowledge, I don't believe Foley did have a weapon, even though I was told he reached into his waistband with his right hand," said San Diego County sheriff's Lt. Dennis Brugos. The shooting occurred after Foley got out of his vehicle and began walking toward an officer after being involved in a traffic stop for speeding and weaving in and out of traffic. Continue reading this article below Sheriff's officials said the early morning shooting occurred after an off-duty Coronado police officer followed a suspected drunken driver. Police indicate the driver nearly collided with several other vehicles. The officer attempted to stop the vehicle at least three times, officials said, but Foley drove away, reports the AP. After stopping in front of his house, Foley got out of the vehicle and began walking toward the officer, officials said. Passenger Lisa Maree Gaut got behind the wheel and drove next to Foley, officials said. The officer identified himself, police said, warned Foley he was armed and fired a warning shot, at which point Lisa Maree Gaut steered the car in the direction of the officer, according to published reports. "The officer fired two rounds at the vehicle," sheriff's Lt. Dennis Brugos told the AP. "The male then came at the officer and put his right hand by his waistband and the officer fired at him." There was no update Tuesday on Foley's condition. On Monday, his agent, David Levine, said Foley was hospitalized in stable condition. He is on the non-football injured reserve list, meaning he will miss the season and forfeit his pay, which is estimated at $1.65 million. (note from aloc) the of fduty officer followed foley 25 miles.

at this point in my life, i get no pleasure from seeing people pound each other senseless. i used to love it.

that norma is one stone i would enjoy.

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My LP says "Live in Montreux" My favorite moment on this record is how Gilmore plays the melody to "Lights On a Satellite." In those days, the way they'd play it live, while Gilmore played the melody on the bandstand, the other reed players would play the harmonized background on flutes while walking around the room. got most of it on an old cassette and it is awesome. thanks

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