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One of the best!!

ABC also gave the go-ahead to "Cavemen," a comedy adapted from the Geico insurance commercials. The network even picked up a comedy called "Cavemen," adapted from the Geico commercials as an offbeat commentary on ethnic prejudice from the perspective of three prehistoric guys trying to make their way in the modern world. Oh my!! Caveman!!

:D Finally get to see my daughters!!

Great list!! What about Follow The Leader!! B)

Waiting for my first paycheck!! Two days....and counting.... Already seeing red!

Oh crap.........what a shame...........

Anyone desiring to correspond this weekend,please do! I'll explain........I need help. Send me an e-mail; I greatly appreciate it! Mike

Jan 13, 2007 Senator Hillary Clinton United States Senate 476 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510-0001 Dear Senator Clinton, As a constituent with an interest in technological innovation and the future of the Internet, I am writing to ask you to oppose S.256, the PERFORM Act, introduced in the Senate by Senator Feinstein. This bill is an attempt by the recording industry to cure short term contractual issues by placing blanket restrictions on technology, curtailing the right of consumers to noncommercial recording in their own homes, and mandating their own restricted radio streaming standards. The bill would forbid future digital radio receivers that allowed "automated recording, or playback based on specific programs, time periods, or channels as selected by the user" in digital radio -- even though such abilities are unrelated to online piracy and have been a source of innovation in other media, such as TiVo and other digital video recorders. The bill would also for the first time compel Internet radio stations -- individuals and companies broadcasting streaming music online -- to abandon the established MP3 standard in preference for a narrow selection of government-permitted, incompatible, proprietary formats. Our modern copyright law has always avoided playing kingmaker with technology. The PERFORM Act would break this important principle and create a very dangerous precedent. Last year, the Consumer Electronics Retailers Coalition called PERFORM "strictly a bill to limit the options of honest people." Musician Todd Rungren told the Senate Judiciary committee that it was "yet another futile attempt to turn back the clock" by the music industry. I urge you to defend my right to home recording, and the freedom of technologists and musicians to innovate new, profitable technological tools. Please oppose the PERFORM Act. Sincerely, Mike Dallos PO Box 66 New York Mills, NY 13417-0066

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CH check it out Beastie Boys

I'm lovin' it.........

Holy shit...........unbelievable!!

LONDON - A judge awarded a 40 percent share in the copyright of "A Whiter Shade of Pale," one of the most famous pop songs of all time, to a former organist for Procol Harum. Lead singer Gary Brooker and lyricist Keith Reid always claimed credit for the hit, which became part of the soundtrack for the hippy "summer of love" of 1967. But in his ruling, the judge decided that organist Matthew Fisher was entitled to both credit and royalties. Read Article Here!

Thank you.........thank you!!

Friggin' eh!! Notes from Africa---------Devin Townsend!!!!!!!!!!

Iran is the new Nazi regime of the world!!

Dude is hilarious!!

Thanks..............I was wondering too.........

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I found it!! Ha....ha!! Never the Same by The Supreme Beings of Leisure!! Yes..........yes............yes!!

I would guess.......Enigma??

Pick Up Truck--Praga Kahn