Van Basten II

Saw highlites on youtube, even the shootout was eventful.

Georgia Frontiere Tom Benson Dan Rooney

www.flickchart.com For whatever reason, i'm stuck with Austin Powers at number 1 but a lot of mindless fun Here's my top eleven so far 1.Austin Powers:... 2.North by North... 3.Fargo 4.Vertigo 5.Taxi Driver 6.Little Miss Su... 7.Zodiac 8.Rear Window 9.The Blues Brot... 10.Apocalypse Now 11.The Big Lebowski Basically you choose between two flicks and the machine figures out the rankings

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Finally found a link http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11...ntre-Court.html

Ze roof, ze roof !

Trying to find a link, but on a tennis blog they mention that better looking players will be priorized for the access to central court, as much as i love hot looking women i find it quite idiotic.

Masada Painkiller Naked City

Not yet, the big controversy is that they sent the Williams play on the smaller courts instead om being on the central. NBC coverage sucks , actually showing early action instead of live one

Roger moves on

If you still wonder why MJ was so fucked up, look at his great dad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgli9UYUT8M

Just watched with a 24 hour delay the fight between Ortiz and Maidana, think Foreman-Lyle but with 140 pounders

Tim Matheson Belinda Montgomery Claude Akins

Poor tactics in the second half conducted them to their lost, a bit of a shame because they played a brilliant first half, when when you allow a talented team like Brasil room to roam this is what happens.

Chris Potter Chris Speed Chris Cheek

Ha ha. Here's what I don't get. These so-called Andorran labels (and indeed others) issue material which is still in European copyright owned among others by EMI, Sony/BMG, Warner and Universal. This material is distributed throughout Europe and sold by respectable retailers. I'm not talking here about material out of European copyright, or about bootlegs or anything else. Is it really the case that these large companies can take no actions to defend their own copyrights? Can Universal do nothing about Lonehill's Illinois Jacquet and Johnny Hodges issues? Were Warner unable to act against Gambit's Paul Desmond issue? Do Sony/BMG have nothing to say about Lonehill's J.J. Johnson? Do none of these companies at least feel inclined to drop a line to amazon to ask them to quit stocking them? The boots and out-of-copyright issues are an unrelated matter. Here the question is in-copyright material where the owner is a large company which appears otherwise able to police its rights. The usual bluster aside, does anyone have any facts on this? guess these firms are simply lacking the knowledge to find out whether it's their material or not I don't think they are lacking the knowledge, I think they don't really give a shit and if they actually did go after them, the time and money it would take wouldn't justify the end result. I know what David is saying though, there is more chance of finding the grey and black market stuff over here than there is the legitmate releases. It's basically the sad truth to it, the interest for those recordings is too scarce for them to care, as bad as it is for the musicians who should receive royalties, the sinister truth is that these Andorran companies are probably most of the time the only medium that will release this kind of music.

Happy Birthday Here are a few people who have the same birthday than yours http://www.astrotheme.com/birthdays/june-28.htm Only an actor named Steve Burton was born the same year though

Mark Fidrych Pascual Perez Al Hrabosky They don't make them like these anymore

Read a funny story about her in the newspaper yesterday. On her last gig to Montreal as she was in her eighties, whe she bowed to salute the fans, she ended up stuck in the bowing position, they had to carry her backstage to put her straight so she could resume the gig.

Dean Martin Martin Luther King King Pleasure

Another excellent gig last night saw a great Hommage to Mingus , thanks to the more Mingusian musician of Montreal Normand Guilbeault and his septet which was at times an octet with guest vocalist Karen Young For those keeping score here's the set list Tensions Passions of a woman loved Song with orange Strollin/ Nostalgia in Times Square Weird nightmare Prayer for passive resistance The second set was Don't be afraid, the clown's afraid too Celia The black saint and the sinner lady Eclipse All the things you could by now if Sigmond Freud's wife was your mother And as en encore Duke Ellington's sound of love

Art Pepper Salt n Pepa Dizzie Gillespie

Arthur Abraham Edison Miranda Mahir Oral http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human...1&cat=boxer

ZZ Top Bill Flett Papa Smurf