Noj

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Thanks Edward! Here's my picks: NO NE JAX CINCI SEA INDY TB NYG BALT OAK ATL PHILLY AZ CAR 40

Happy Birthday! My apologies for lagging with my responses to your excellent BFT, I'll get them in this weekend for sure!

Shocker, I LOVE this album.

I'm eagerly awaiting Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus.

Weird, I can't see why the Lakers would want Latrell. I thought sending Caron Butler away was done to clear space at small forward.

I'm going to print this thread and make it my shopping list.

Organized religion is divisive by design. I think this article is missing the mark, but I think it does point toward a need humanity has for a unifying notion of what it means to be a good human. Mankind would be better off to all unite behind the things we can all agree on, rather than group ourselves the by the false, egotistical notion of having totally figured out that which cannot be perceived. The stewards of morality are intelligence and cooperation, not faith in that which cannot be proven. Deciding who is right and who is wrong about that which is impossible to substantiate is a ludicrous decision to make and a silly thing to group ourselves by. However, it seems impossible to stop people from asserting themselves as the "true" masters of that which cannot be known. People need something else to put everyone on the same page. Therefore, mankind should establish a secular set of sacred rules to unite behind. A set of rules which no religion would argue against. The moral ideas which we can all agree upon as human beings. What moral ideas can we all agree upon?

hehe, late comeback for me over Noj... ← All good, I won my office pool for almost $2000!!!

I had a Big Daddy Kane album on tape ages ago. My cut was "BDK vs. Dolemite."

I bought several in this series that CTI reissued: Milt Jackson's Sunflower, Freddie Hubbard's Straight Life, Deodato's Prelude, Paul Desmond's Skylark, Stanley Turrentine's Salt Song, and George Benson's Beyond The Blue Horizon. I like them all, and Concierto is definitely a favorite in the bunch. The weakest one I have is Hubert Laws' In The Beginning. Currently in the 'fridge: Sam Adams' Boston Lager.

For me, Bob is good for one track an album. On One, it's "Nautilus." On Three, it's "One Mint Julep." BJ4, "Tappan Zee." Like JSngry, on Lucky Seven I like "Look-Alike." The last album of his I have is Heads, and I like the track "Night Crawler." Funky instrumentals. His early work with Grover Washington, Jr. is in the same vein, though the smoothish sax can bug at times. Feels So Good, Mister Magic, Inner City Blues, etc.

SS1's picks - submitted to me via PM at 8am...apparently SS1 is having difficulty posting... buffalo carolina cincinnati indy (close/tough game) j-ville philly (faiders are terrible) tampa bay st louis seattle dallas (good game last week ladies...lol) pittsburgh (i hope i lose this one) san diego new orleans MNF kansas city 48 points

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Atlanta Carolina Cincinnati Indianapolis Jacksonville Minnesota Philadelphia Tampa Bay St. Louis Seattle Dallas Pittsburgh San Diego Kansas City - 35pts.

No, it was more that I was confused about all the negativity directed toward ARod. Looks like he's having a hell of a year to me!

I'm still working on my responses, and should join the discussion soon. I've made notes up to track 9 on disc 1. Great discs Upright Bill!

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Bonus Disc Track List 1. Reuben Bell "Superjock" 2. The Whole Darned Family "Seven Minutes Of Funk" --sampled by EPMD 3. Cymande "Bra" --sampled by De La Soul 4. Marvin Gaye "T Plays It Cool" 5. Leon Haywood "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You" --sampled by Dr. Dre 6. Faze-O "Riding High" --sampled by EPMD 7. Conspiracy "Count Funkular" 8. Labi Siffre "I Got The (Blues)" --sampled by Eminem 9. The Dee Felice Trio "There Was A Time" 10. Lightnin' Rod "Sport" 11. Mickey & The Soul Generation "Message From A Black Man" 12. The Black On White Affair "Bold Soul Sister, Bold Soul Brother" 13. Lee Fields "All By Myself" 14. George McRae "I Get Lifted" --sampled by CMW 15. Allen Toussaint "Either" 16. Charles Whitehead "Between The Lines" 17. Andre Williams "Jail Bait" 18. Syl Johnson "Concrete Reservations" --sampled by RJD2 19. The Coasters "Down Home Girl" 20. Fred Williams & The Jewels Band "Tell Her" Interesting passage from Greg Osby at AAJ... "In the mid to late '80's I was hired by several prominent Hip-hop "artists" (please forgive my facetiousness, but you know how I feel about what hip-Hop has become) to act as a contractor for a number of sample replication sessions. I was required to assemble musicians who would go into the studio and craftily simulate some of the samples that the "producers" (reducers) used in their tracks. The original artists were beginning to charge high fees for the usage of their works and it was driving the licensing costs and recording budgets through the roof. It proved to be a great side hustle for us young jazz musicians."

Alex Rodriguez 2005 Stats On Base%: .419 Slugging %: .609 Batting Average: .320 Runs Batted In: 120

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Combs' ridiculous Police and Zeppelin atrocities will never be forgiven by this music listener.

I have neat penmanship, and several different styles.