Aggie87

Has anyone ever made a Spam pizza before?

I dunno - the man has his very own bowling alley in his basement!

I liked Scrubs when I stumbled onto it, but usually missed it when it was on. I don't usually turn the tv on until later in the evening. To me, Scrubs had a bit of the same wacky/whimsical vibe as Ally McBeal, Northern Exposure, and Going to Extremes, which only lasted one season, but was from the producers of Northern Exposure, and was about a group of medical students studying on a tropical island.

Is there really "no" evidence Bonds did? There's pretty clear evidence, unless you live in the San Francisco Bay Area. The difference I see between Bonds and someone like Manny is that Bond's asterisks belong next to his individual records, and rightfully so. Assuming Ramirez was juicing while in Boston, then the records that Goodspeak is arguing should be asterisked are team records. It's more difficult in my mind to paint the whole team with a brush stroke that may (MAY) be deserved for one player. Any of Ramirez', Clemen's, and A-Roid's individual records should have asterisks. I'm not sure how to deal with team accomplishments when there is a juicing player on the team.

This probably works better for pop songs than jazz. R.E.M.'s "Superman" is a cover of a 1969 song by the band "The Clique".

I'm guessing that will be his explanation. And if it is, there should be a justification for why using that particular banned subtance was required, as opposed to any of the legitimate ED drugs out there - Viagra, Levitra, Cialis, etc. If I'm a pro ball player and I'm given something like this by a doctor, don't you think I'd want to ENSURE it's not against my employer's rules before putting it in my body? Especially when a $22.5M paycheck and endorsements and adulation are involved?

Not particularly good, to tell the truth. One of the very few Milestones that don't have at least one killer cut on it. Just my opinion, and as I remember it. I liked the credenza at the end of the album and "McGhee", to me these are the highlights of this session. McGhee is on the Silver City comp. I guess I should give that a spin soon.

I pulled that cover art from AMC, so it didn't come with the article that I posted. I'm not sure it will look exactly like that on the reissue.

Barak Weiss would kick my butt in basketball, I have no doubt!

PM sent, Bill. I've got a Matthew Shipp disc - "Matthew Shipp vs. Antipop Consortium" on Thirsty Ear, for the first PMer.

Eva's originally from Corpus Christi, and worked at a local Wendy's as a teenager. She came back for a visit last year, and showed up at Wendy's and helped hand out orders. Can you imagine going through the drive through, and have Eva Longoria hand you your order?

"Concord Records will release, via their Original Jazz Classics imprint, a reissue of the 1982 Sonny Rollins album, Reel Life. This CD release will be the first time that this album has been available on the format. In addition, the album is digitally remastered. Reel Life drops on June 2." ....how is this one? Any recommendations for or against? AMC/Yanow's writeup doesn't give it too glowing of a review, but it does contain Bobby Broom & Jack DeJohnette...

Happy Birthday, Yves!

My kids' school district just closed all schools today, until at least May 14th. Sigh. Looks like some involuntary vacation time for me coming up.

Nina Simone - Let it Be Me Roy Ayers - Ubiquity Count Basie - On My Way & Shoutin' Again Quincy Jones - You've Got It Bad Girl Bud Powell - Blues in the Closet Stan Getz - Dynasty Bird and the Bee - Ray Guns are not just the Future

The Cowboys' practice facility collapsed today, with about 70 people in it, during a heavy storm. It was apparently one of those bubble type facilities. Nobody was killed, but special teams coach Joe DeCamilis suffered a broken back according to cnn.com. DeCamilis is Dan Reeve's son-in-law.

What did you do to the board, Free??? I can't get Today's Active Topics or View New Posts to work.

catesta's home painted car: Aggie's home painted car:

I'd want to know how cities earned points in their measuring system, before giving any credence to it overall. And I'd like to see how the 215 candidate cities were selected in the first place. I'm guessing this survey looked at primarily large cities that deal in alot of trade/business. Frankfurt would qualify in that respect, though I'd much rather live in any number of nearby cities over Frankfurt.

Happy Birthday, Lazaro!

Happy Birthday, Cary!

Dorothy, a little dog, and strong winds whisking things away... we just need a Tin Woodsman!

No Place Like Home For Airborne Chihuahua 8-Month-Old Tinker Bell Blown Away By Wind Gust Last Weekend, Found A Mile From Mich. Home WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich., April 28, 2009 (AP) Tinker Bell has been reunited with her blown-away owners after a 70 mph gust of wind picked up the six-pound Chihuahua and tossed her out of sight. Dorothy and Lavern Utley credit a pet psychic for guiding them to a wooded area nearly a mile from where 8-month-old Tinker Bell had been last seen. The brown long-haired dog was dirty and hungry but otherwise OK. The Utleys, of Rochester, had set up an outdoor display Saturday at a flea market in Oakland County's Waterford Township, 25 miles northwest of Detroit. Tinker Bell was standing on their platform trailer when she was flung into the air. Dorothy Utley tells The Detroit News that Tinker Bell was found Monday after speaking with the psychic. She says her cherished pet "just went wild" upon seeing her.

Happy Birthday, Joe!!