Dan Gould

Claus Von Bulow Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald Dr. Richard Kimble

I found a Japanese LP reissue of this my one time at the Princeton Record Exchange, maybe 5 years ago . Just recently put it in the pile for CDR transfer.

If it were me, I'd start by taking a closer look at how to spell "color". No wonder they're coming out all screwy.

Damn ... if only my BFT were scheduled for next month.

Ed, congrats on the new person in your life (I saw the mention in the divorce thread but didn't want to derail it. I hope you are developing her jazz toleration quotient with a steady immersion in the bluesiest jazz you have. If she likes blues she should definitely go for the bluesy jazz. Have you tried Stanley T. and The Three Sounds, Blue Hour? My brother's a blues fan and that is probably his all-time favorite "jazz" disc. Not to de-rail the Thunderbirds thread, I'll just say I'm glad it was a good show and great company/location, but I hated that "tuff enough" song, probably because it was so overplayed on MTV. Sounded to me like the worst kind of watered-down blues, and a complete sell-out to get MTV exposure and album sales.

No, I'm thinking about one of these:

And Styx, too!

Monroe Doctrine Domino Theory LBJ

Looking around the web, it looks like I mistakenly thought that "Two Sides Of" (a Collectables reissue) was one of the Vault LPs. I do have Jazz Organs but it was courtesy of a friend. Sorry, MG!

Dave James: We have an answer this fine Saturday morning. If the series goes 4-1 or turns into the ultimate Boston Massacre, I'm done. Anything else and I'll stick it out til they return from the west coast.

With Coltrane's connection to Philly, I would bet that he was the inspiration (although they could just be taking "Train" from Dontrelle Willis' "D-Train" nickname). Isn't Hamels a hard throwing lefty? If I were the Phils, I'd play "I'm Old Fashioned" accompanied by clips of Steve Carlton, or of a bunch of older Phils pitchers.

I believe there were three Jack Wilson Vault LPs, and two of them have been reissued. Why this one hasn't is a mystery to me. Jim R. was trying to keep the secret because I had given him a dub of the LP, so his ID would not have been truly independent and spontaneous. So he gets partial credit for recognizing the tune and extra credit for not spilling the beans. MG gets credit for mentioning it as a possibility and Mike Weil gets partial credit for what I assume was a bit of research. Everyone happy with teacher's assessments? Cuz I got a few more lessons coming up.

So how did you find that, Randy? Did you hear of such a story or did you search by Dodo's name?

I recommend picturevillage.com According to the info displayed on my free account, albums, photos, space and bandwidth are all "unlimited" (which makes me wonder why there's a link next to it to "upgrade"). The only thing is, bitmaps aren't allowed. Allowed formats are: .jpg, .png, .gif, .swf, .mp3, .wma I've linked a lot of images from picturevillage to the org and as far as I know, no one's ever seen ads or blank spaces instead of the pics.

Couple of comments to add. Regarding dogs licking wounds/kissing people: Coltrane is so in love with Gracie, our Weimaraner we've had for a year now, that he gives her kisses just like he does us. Not necessarily with the same gusto, but he will lick her face or around her eyes, or whatever part of her anatomy is closest when they are sitting near each other on the couch. He is so on her, its amazing. I have to agree with my wife that we've never seen a male dog act this way with another dog. Regarding the question of people kissing dogs and how dogs respond: When I was living alone in Tallahassee up through my first year of marriage, I had a beagle named Bailey. It was just me and her and so I was this dog's entire life and she was, until Coltrane, the most affectionate dog I've had. So one day, I'm sitting on the recliner and she's on the couch. She's looking at me, I look at her and made the kissing sound. Bailey immediately stuck her tongue out and licked her nose. I kissed again. She did it again. I thought to myself, that was just coincidence, so I waited an extra couple of beats, and then I kissed the air once again. And like some ingrained pavlovian response, Bailey once again kissed back.

This was the only thing that made the day game palatable, even though it pisses me off that Jason Johnson pitches well enough to keep them in the game in the top of the seventh and the lose. Wang continues to not impress me. I wish I could find the exact quote, but I have read that if you look at Wang's strikeout rate, he is totally unique in having the success he does. And I don't just mean this year, or this league. I mean no one in the game's history has won 14 of 19 decisions with a strikeout rate of what? 2.0 per nine innings? Then again, I never had any respect for Andy Pettite and his stuff, yet he managed to win so what the hell do I know?

this from the man who's claimed to have hours and hours of Hank Mobley private recordings (I know of only 4 discs total from his European stay) yet has never come across to anyone with any of it. So yeah, I'll give you the unreleased Blakey session - give me every unofficial Hank disc you have, then we'll talk.

Interesting article, but several times it's talking about "kissing dogs". That's not really what we're talking about. It's dogs kissing us, not vice-versa. I very rarely put my mouth on any part of a dog. Kissing a dog on the snout may seem like a show of affection to us, but I suspect it would only confuse the dog. Anyway, the subject is humans being on the receiving end, and in general I'd say that involves the hands, the cheeks, the forehead... not the mouth (and I'm not saying there's no reason to consider what germs may be deposited on the body parts I mentioned, it's just that they're less likely to affect you in those places than they would if they went into your mouth... and mouth-to-mouth kissing between a dog and a human is a lot less common, I'd say). Actually, Jim, both the title of the poll and the second choice mentions "kissing dogs", and the act of kissing them back (snout or elsewhere) was meant to be implied in the first choice. And kissing dogs on the snout is definitely seen as a sign of affection by our dogs. Quick little pecks in rapid succession make our Weimaraner turn around and give tiny little kisses back. BTW, the article is dead on as far as licking and cleaning wounds go. Coltrane always goes after my nicks and cuts, and even if a wound is covered with a bandage before he sees it, he's checking it out and trying to fix it up. But that vet is not the kind of Dr. I prefer. The best vet we had always came in and sat down on the floor and loved up the dog first before anything else. Terrific bedside manner.

Finally something we agree on.

What in God's name is wrong with you? I say that respectfully and seriously.

I was yelling at the TV (Jeter's run scoring hit) and Coltrane, with a very concerned look on his face, came over, climbed on top of me and started giving me doggie kisses all over my entire face (he hates it when I get upset, and this is his way of making it better) when this poll occured to me. So what do you think of doggie kisses?

21 on the nose. Will go to 22 next December 25.

No way. He wouldn't give up what they want, and there's no place to put him anyway.

Seems to me: #1) he clearly has a thing for children/young girls (reports that he was reassigned from one grade school due to being too "affectionate" with the kids; Thailand and other places in southeast Asia is where pedophiles go on "vacation". #2) Why would an ex-wife give him an alibi? And why can't her claim be checked out? #3) He does seem to be unduly interested in the case for a period of time - it could be a classic case of a nut "confessing". Which would be good because then we can go back to blaming the mother. OK, that was in poor taste.

that I seriously doubt. Wells vs Lidle on Monday favors the Sox, and Ponson vs Lester on Friday favors the Sox. Mussina and Wang haven't pitched very well recently, and Wang pitches downright crappy away from the Bronx (5+ ERA). I can see it going 3-2 for either team, but I seriously doubt it will go 4-1 or 5-0. And one more thing, Hinske, on his way from Toronto, rings up the Yanks at .370 clip, and has slugged .512 on the season. Late Edit to say: AND while the Sox have an off day to rest everyone, the Yanks get clobbered by Baltimore and burn their bullpen in the process, just in time for a day-night doubleheader and five games in four days. If they've ever needed Wang to go 8 + innings, its tomorrow. Too bad his last two starts have been far shorter. Yankee fans can't be as confident going into this series, methinks.