alocispepraluger102

matt bowen is a fine knowledgeable analyst.

for goody: http://www.huffingto..._n_2585207.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------"Football, beer, and above all gambling, filled up the horizon of their minds. To keep them in control was not difficult." ~George Orwell, 1984

i had no dog in this fight, but the 9ers got by far the bad end of the officiating, although the lighting malfunction seemed to have helped the 9ers. according to the sf scanner, they are still shooting fireworks off in the city.

turn out the lights; the party's over.................. :Nod: :Nod:

the 9ers were playing possum in 1st half , not FB,

all that browns history(plus they took some fine players) and 2 bucks will buy you a coors short draft in my town. you've started your game day drinking early. :smirk: i haven't uncapped my first. i think it's time. :w Beer at the Superdome for Sunday's Super Bowl is being sold for $12 a bottle - $14 if you want a can of Stella Artois.

he led bands in vegas for decades. his early vegas bands were really fine.

Las Vegas getting 'steamrolled by 49ers money.' The line has moved to San Francisco - 4.5.

ambrose, the oldtime bandleader was a hopeless gambler, as was the late crooner, al martino. are any of our jazz musician friends notorious for their gambling????

http://espn.go.com/e...rnick-birth-mom would communicating with your birth mother be disrespecting your legal mother????

i was going through a nearby abandoned rail siding and saw 2 old unused cabooses with an artificial bouquet where they were coupled. this led to some speculation on where the bouquet came from and why and where these cabooses may have rolled and the characters that rode them. in the process, a mother goose, sitting on her nest of eggs on the rails, tried to attack me, getting really close to pecking my eyeballs. fortunately for me, i once ran track.

http://aloc102.blogspot.com/2010/05/bouquet-for-2-cabooses.html

powerhouse group on now: The Michael Dease Group 10:30 PM to 1:00 AM (two sets) Michael Dease - Trombone Ralph Bowen - Tenor Sax David Berkman - Piano Linda Oh - Bass Mark Whitfield Jr - Drums

Linda Oh Playing at the Rubin museum, then at Smalls tonight- it's windy and my bass acts like a sail...

http://www.politico....long-87008.html "Spotify apparently hit a wrong note with the House's Internet overlords, who recently blocked the chamber's Web users from listening to the famed music-streaming service. While Spotify isn't a peer-to-peer program along the lines of Napster, its inner workings appear subject to the longstanding ban on so-called P2P technology — a blockade lawmakers erected to thwart illegal file-sharing and prevent downloads from infecting computers with malware". Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/01/house-blocks-spotify-not-singing-along-87008.html#ixzz2Jh5aYf1k

the real winners are the charles family attorneys---their fees must be staggering.

http://mediadecoder....ctory-in-court/ "A dispute between the children of Ray Charles and the foundation to which he left most of his money is the latest battleground in one of the entertainment industry’s most contentious issues: the “termination rights” that allow artists and their families to recover the copyrights to their work from third parties like record companies or publishers. Last week a federal judge in California ruled that the Ray Charles Foundationcannot interfere with the efforts of seven of Charles’s 12 surviving children to recover the music publishing rights to about 60 of his classic songs, like “I Got a Woman,” “Hallelujah I Love Her So” and “Mary Ann.” The foundation, a nonprofit charitable organization founded by Charles in 1986, currently receives royalties on those songs."

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/02/01/crap-of-the-week-gwen-stefani/ "In a commercial for the new HTC Windows phone, Gwen Stefani states that “the creative process never stops, and song writing is so hard.” Really, Gwen, is it? How many sleepless night did you spend creating such lyrical brilliance as, “this is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-N-A-S?” And, please, explain the grueling process that spawned the transcendent “Hey baby, hey baby, hey. Boys say, girls say. Hey baby, hey baby, hey.” You’re right. It’s difficult to generate nonsensical, meaningless drivel. If it were easy, toddlers would do it… Oh, wait. I’m confident that I speak for the rest of humanity when I say that I anxiously await the day you no longer “Holla Back Girl,” and who ya crappin?"

haslam is a mover and shaker --i would bet on a dome on the stadium in 10 years and who knows what after that..................

to me, the antiseptic conditions do detract from the game. give me a quarterback that can complete passes with a wet, fog, and/or cold ball, and wind..................................... art modell once staged preseason football doubleheaders between nfl teams. the last was in a monsoon in mud on a natural surface with the cleveland orchestra performing.. now, that was truly super.....................

the super duper bowl is in new yorky next year???? ridiculous --------------- http://deadspin.com/...dium=socialflow "Today's New York Post features a story about former NFL quarterback and current CBS football analyst Dan Marino impregnating a former CBS Sports production assistant. Marino, who has been a CBS pregame analyst since 2003, had an affair with Donna Savattere at some point in 2004, which led to Savattere giving birth to a daughter in June of 2005. In a written statement to the Post, Marino admitted to his dalliance:'

i stand corrected.

well-put

quoting the tribune article----------------- charlie can't eat solid food, has trouble swallowing and can barely talk. These symptoms, and others, have been caused by the onset of post-polio syndrome at the end of 2010, and they have dramatically altered Haden's life – and denied the rest of us the pleasure of basking in the warm glow of his music live.

wkcr is now replaying an extended interview with roy eldridge.