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Happy Birthday, Brooks!

A personal favorite. Nice pic of Ron Carter.

Sad news. But what a wealth of great music he left for us to enjoy. RIP

So much pain, so much sorrow, so much drama. Such is the life of many who regularly post on the eMusic board. While there's certainly a good amount of unnecessary stress and confusion in dealing with this new format, I find the nastiness and histrionics of some members rather laughable. For some reason, I've encountered few of the problems others report, and I've had no difficulty downloading files or saving titles to my list. Louis CK tells it like it is

Oregon goes down! What a crazy weekend this has been!

Does that mean if any part of the ball passes inside the imaginary goal post, then it's a FG? (just like if any part of the ball passes over the imaginary plane of the goal line it's a td) Because I think at least part of the ball passed inside the imaginary goal post. Or does that mean that theoretically the ball would have hit the imaginary goal post, and therefore bounced out and it's no FG? But it also could have hit the imaginary goal post and bounced in! Maybe they need to create some digital imaginary goal posts that extend waaaaaaaay up.

Was that a wild game or what? Great win for the Cyclones. I feel a little bad for OSU, such a tough week for them. That OSU field goal attempt at the end or regulation was awfully close to being good- call could have gone either way. Think 'Bama is celebrating?

Sorry I blew up.

They've revamped the site and currently it's not working worth a damn. Anyone else having problems? It might be just glitches based on the changes, but they better get it fixed soon or else they're going to have some pissed off customers (like me).

Yes, it's been making the rounds this week. Very funny- I particularly enjoy the orchestral interlude.

Yes, and one of my favorite sides of his is "You Can't Live Without It". The Breckers, Jon Burr, Al Foster and Phil Markowitz playing standards.

That show has been growing on me. Love Cloris Leachman!

"The Lick" reigns supreme!

Happy Birthday, Eric!

Very sad story. Man, you can't let your guard down walking in traffic, now more than ever. All over (and especially on campus) I constantly see bonehead traffic moves and if I get a glimpse of the driver they almost always have a phone in their hand.

Recently got this- excellent!

Happy Birthday Rolf!

Happy Birthday to my neighbor to the north!

Happy Birthday Conn! Miss you around here! The jazz board is dull without Conn keeping us in line!

Happy Happy! :party:

Happy Birthday, GA!

LSU wins the battle of the kickers (I think Bama is going to be looking for a new one). A bruising defensive battle. I was flipping back and forth and actually I thought the Ok. State/K. State game was a little more entertaining, but I like lots of scoring.

I think Paul Desmond has one of the best: "There was a boy of Italian parentage named Carbaggio, born in Germany. Feeling himself a misfit, with his dark curly hair among all those blond Nordic types, he tries to be even more German than the Germans. In late adolescence he flees to Paris, where he steals one of those brass miniatures of the Eiffel Tower. Arrested by the police, he is given a choice of going to jail or leaving the country. He boards the first outbound ship and arrives in New York. Thinking he would like a career in communications, he goes to the RCA building in Rockefeller Plaza, takes an elevator and walks into the office of General Sarnoff. Sarnoff tells him that the only job available is as a strikebreaker. The boy takes it. When the strike ends, he finds himself on a union blacklist. He goes to work making sonar equipment for a company owned by a man named Harris. After several years, his English has improved to the point where he gets a job as a disk jockey. His show is called Rock Time. He has fulfilled his destiny: he’s a routine Teuton, Eiffel-lootin’, Sarnoff goon from Harris Sonar, Rock Time Carbaggio."