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:rofl:NFL signs sponsorship with McDonalds. 1 of NFL's main charitable initiatives is fighting childhood obesity.

they are about to sell STO(their piss poor tv infomercial network) to FOX SPORTS, fire a bunch of tv staff, and count wads of money. they don't care about their product; why should we?

Cleveland Indians president Mark Shapiro told a season-ticket holder that if their only reason for renewing tickets was winning, then don't come to the games: "I stand by that. Baseball has to mean more than just being a fan when you win."

Joe Sanders - Bass John Ellis - Tenor Sax Aaron Parks - Piano Eric Harland - Drums this is the most beautiful, spirited, challenging, music and group i've heard in at least 5 years. to my ears, they have no current equals. this music has folks screaming. tonight, live at smalls---one more set coming up.....http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/indexnew.cfm

if 852 is LA, then 417 is not RE, but more than eight cycles lower than the first LA, because half of 852 is..................

I'M ENJOYING THIS SPIRITED GAME ON CNBC. THE COVERAGE AND PHOTOGRAPHY ARE EXCELLENT. I WISH YOU COULD ENJOY IT. IT'S NOW ALMOST HALFTIME.--THE 100TH GREY CUP--THINK OF THAT!!!!!!

ditto

Sports Illustrated's Peter King reports the NFL is considering banning all blocks below the waist for the 2013 season.

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If I owned the Winnipeg Jets, I'd be suing the N.Y. Jets for brand degradation.

congrats to big ben on the borth of little ben. The Jets have already offered Sanchez and Tebow in a trade for lil Ben. Steelers laughed them out of the office.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2236705/Thanksgiving-Beautiful-pictures-America-celebrated-1920s-1930s.html

http://www.clashmusic.com/news/austin-peralta-has-passed-away-reports

BEGINNING AT MIDNIGHT THANKSGIVING EASTERN TIME,, WKCR WILL PRESENT 96 HOURS OF TEDDY WILSON RECORDINGS.

calgary 80

tonight, monday at Small's, 730 PM, DAVE KIKOSKI, solo piano. live and streaming. http://www.smallsjaz...om/indexnew.cfm

strangely, that herman group, and a few others, came to mind.

who would drum? who would piano? at the bass? how many trumpets? at the reeds? strings? y/n? who would arrange???????????????

http://jazztimes.com/articles/58945-dave-liebman-when-miles-came-calling "So, my take on Miles—the bottom line is that he was obviously a complex personality. I really think that in his heart of hearts, he was a shy, Midwestern, small-built, good-looking cat, serious as could be about everything, let alone music. A lot that happened to him was to me the result of outside forces: the conditions of being a black man in that milieu of the ’40s and on; the colossal effect of Charlie Parker’s overwhelming personality; and even more into the ’50s, Miles’ status as the symbol of everything hip in the black world, which appealed to a certain breed of white people looking to break out of the middle-class coma they were in during that time period. Music doesn’t exist in a vacuum—the times dictate a lot. I’m not a psychologist, but that’s what I think. He was really a simple cat who just wanted to play the music—very much like Coltrane. I think that’s where they met, in a psychological sense. In that way, I think Trane and Miles were kindred spirits, even though they had completely different lifestyles."

http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/ae/tv-radio/hillgrove-joining-new-jazz-channel-642069/

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i've long been a huge fan of pittsburgh steeler play by play man bill hillgrove. to my delight, i dscover that hilgrove is a life long jazz fan with a radio show. link His official bios note his love of jazz and big bands in passing, yet few people realize the depth of those musical passions, or that he started as a local disc jockey. In July, he returned to those roots, hosting "Weekend Jazz With Bill Hillgrove" Saturdays for the online Pittsburgh Jazz Channel. He's part of a team that includes longtime friend and local personality Tony Mowod, heard on public radio stations around the country. "Bill sounds wonderful," says longtime friend Joe Negri, a jazz legend himself. "I think it's a real boon for jazz. We need all the help we can get, and someone like Bill can only be a plus. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/ae/tv-radio/sportscaster-bill-hillgrove-does-play-by-play-for-online-jazz-radio-show-660934/#ixzz2Bd2ISLld

sports writing ceased to exist when twitter, facebook, and espn came onto the scene.