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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v26/alocispepraluger/aloc102a/aloc102%20d/Frontal.jpg"]bacon in a milkshake milkshake who knows what is in those nondairy shakes most of us know too well? i'm driving to the country today to enjoy that most radical of shakes---------a dairy vanilla shake made with whole milk and real ice cream.

does it sill make sense to buy cds?

raindrop prelude http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDYB-4lGtjk

it would surely drive pragmatists batty.

a phoney microscope

very well chosen classical music with some solo guitar and solo piano. youtube has 9 or 10 samples.... there was considerable difficulty in releasing this film. nobody wanted it.

all dead people are immediately absolved of all transgressions and debts. every funeral i've attended stated that the deceased, no matter how flawed and unrepentant. had entered the promised land. the financial key for most any recording jazz musician would be to 'fake it.'

amen, brother jazz. to me, criticism of this movie is more a reflection on the critic than the film. this is one of a very few recent films that i will purchase.

the tree of life, released in 2011, is a beautiful motion picture. the award winning film has gorgeous cinematory, the finest film soundtrack i've EVER heard, and inspired directing, production, and acting. critics of the film suggest that the movie is plodding, fragmented, and nonlinear. those effects, for me, enhance the movie. a 1960s mother receives a telegram that her 19 year old son has passed away; the father is notified by telephone. the ensuing family flashbacks are very personal, beautiful, and often heart wrenching. just when i was about to give up on modern films, along came the tree of life. there is no gratuitous violence, quick camera action edits, cuts, sex, or nudity. the story is by no means farfetched. it is as down to earth as you and me. the creation scene is an epic of film making. scenes with living characters at different stations of life were very powerful and effective. if you haved lived life and experienced the beauty and perils of being a child in a family, raising a family and earning a living, this is a movie for you. the movie may fall short of it's market as it probes the meaning of life. the film comes very close, offering no pat simplistic answers. the tree of life is an inspired, searching, loving film, and will likely move you deeply. a scene from the tree of life

beer clean classes

what a downer--a beautiful cat-

in the armies of her mourners are dozens of 'enablers', often known as friends.

considering the jazz/music, film, alcohol, and internet addictions of most "O" members, how do they(we) manage to squeeze them all in? seriously, one notable cmment from the article: in the UK, it has long been understood that USA's Food & Drugs Administration was nothing more than a creation of the drug companies which hijacked medicine for its own commercial ends. Whilst we fully accept DSM-IV as the "bible" of mental health, we have long since disregarded the USA's guidelines on physical health & medicine, regarding them as retrograde. Your doctors are effectively banned from carrying out effective treatments widely available in Europe & the rest of the world as FDA limits them to prescribing drugs or carrying out surgery. It comes as no surprise therefore that DSM-V lists numerous social conditions as if they were mental illnesses. Mental illness in general is highly subjective and is as likely to respond to a placebo as to any drug. Given also that our understanding of the brain & mental illness is about as advanced as our understanding of the body was over 100 years ago, it makes social unease into fertile ground for peddling the equivalents of "granny's patent cure-all medicine" in country fairs, but under the guise of research & respectable legally regulated practise. There are some recent advances in understanding of mental matters that should be incorporated e.g. a definition of the difference between mental illness and mental injury. In DSM-IV the only mental injury listed is PTSD and it is not even mentioned that unlike the other mental conditions PTSD is exclusively an injury and never an illness. Given the "sue for everything" culture of the United States, it's surprising the legal sharks didn't grab this one. On the other hand, it is quite horrific that where it has been shown that a murderer is affected by a combination of genetics and nurture he has been spared the death penalty because apparently he had no choice and is quite likely to murder again, where a person showing genuine empathy & repentance is likely to be executed. This is an exacct reversal of Biblical justice! I'm sorry folks, the leading position on the understanding of mental conditions that the USA used to have in the world is likely to be undermined by the publication of DSM-V.

everyone but me, of course. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/dsm-5-mental-illness-bible-list-internet-addiction-illnesses-article-1.1020979

tomorrow is the question

unfortunately, unlimited, effortless talent does not translate to unlimited, effortless living. dear whitney, hopefully your best days are yet ahead. what a blow to what was but minutes ago a pleasant saturday evening! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYFHAvULvJ0

texans for james this guy has :party: the earmarks of a successful politician,

i haven't for quite some time. relying on sports promoters and their stoolies is a waste of listeners or viewers time. along with your other sports news sources, you might include: sportsbybrooks and deadspin. and the boers and bernstein show afternoons on wscr radio chicago

carmen lundy is one of my favorite living singers. carmen's website offers complete full versions of her new cd sides, changes. i certainly applaud her new marketing technique. thanks, carmen. changes

link to article former texas tech football coach mike leach is going to become a very wealthy man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx8gkODPwcc&sns=fb

http://aloc102.blogspot.com/2012/02/photos-from-mansfield-coney-island.html

the blog description of chris as 'pure beauty' is as apt as any. i can count on the fingers of one hand, if that, pianists about whom i would make a similar description.

nba announcers too often speak of a player's length. that's more than i care to know.

thx. the lyrics were likely translated by marc blitzstein.