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It's an interesting question nontheless...I dont doubt for a moment that he would get a better answer here than at ZeroPaid

Seems like the proper thing to do

Curious as to why it's spam, just because a similar question was posted elsewhere?

trust me, she doesnt want to go there--if someone questions my personal taste, I'm far worse than Ken is on Tuesdays To each their own and then some

What the fuck are you blabbering about? Get some coffee in your system, already :)

I loved The Tin Drum-it was Volker Schlondorf's best film. Speaking of French Films, ever see Diva, Method--it remains one of my all time favorite films?

I saw it in LA, met Pauline Kael. It's not quite as good as say "gimme shelter", but it was an authentic look at what it was like to tour with the band at the time...which, for all the glitter surrounding them, may have been boring

you want her to win because he wrote silly pop songs? she's a fucking golddigger and shouldnt get a nickel

I'd have to know more about the circumstances, but in general, if they took care of you, I'm sure you would want to show your gratitude one way or another, as opposed to say "oweing them"

The Aquarium Drunkard has posted a series of live performances by The Rolling Stones from the 'CockSucker Blues' film. Here is a video from the time period:

The Republic of DudeAsInCoolsVille is the wave of the future. We love the East Pacific - who needs to be in business when you can have fun? Be cool, ya' all :)

the woman is clearly a bitch--I woulda slapped her

Decided to eat HERE instead last night - yumm! :)

Because a gender-ineligible commenter responded to our earlier post about the MPAA's Boy Scout re-eduction efforts by expressing a wish to wear an official "Respecting Copyrights" merit badge "while defiling copyrights left and right," we're posting the art for the actual patch, made available along with the Scout curriculum over at the MPAA's official site, right here for your clip n' save convenience. And no, that's not our attempt at satirizing what we think it should look like; apparently, the MPAA and the Boy Scouts allowed a kid who has yet to achieve his Design for Propaganda merit badge have a crack at the task. Clip 'N Save

TOKYO (Reuters) - Google Inc.'s YouTube.com removed 29,549 video files from its popular Web site after receiving a demand from a group of Japanese media companies over copyright infringement, an industry group said on Friday. The television, music and movie clips had been posted without the permission of copyright holders, the Tokyo-based Japan Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers said in a statement. Read more

Heather: I've got secret tapes of violent rows with Macca Heather Mills has taped evidence to back up claims that Sir Paul McCartney physically attacked her, say friends. When her explosive court divorce papers accused the ex-Beatle of violently attacking her during their four year marriage she was branded a 'fantasist' and a 'liar'. But, according to supporters of Miss Mills, she is ready - and able - to back up her claims with recorded, indisputable evidence. Read more

San Franciscans Gabriel & Dresden are best known for making trance music, and for remixing tracks by Blank & Jones, Paul Oakenfold, and DJ Tiësto. With Tracking Treasure Down, they have begun to expand their audience internationally. Watch the video here or on YouTube, or just listen to the song.

Providence reminds me of my hometown, Carlisle Pa...

The building with the steeple--is that Providence or Brown College?

Jr. Boys - Double Shadow

Subway Napster for the London Tube: undersound Undersound is a new project to distribute music around the London Underground trains. Users can upload songs from their collections to centralized distribution points, and download tracks left by other users. The system keeps tack of which tracks came from what station --this is a public-transit version of the "Traffic Napster" that appears in my novel, Eastern Standard Tribe. undersound will be spatially distributed at individual stations and throughout the wider tube network. I can add music to the system at upload points in the ticket halls , and I can download tracks on the platforms. Architectural configuration of the stations affects my experience of contributing and downloading music as the proximal nature of the interaction with these situated points require s myself and other undersound users to congregate at certain locations within the station for the purpose of interacting with the system. Each track in the undersound system will be tagged with its place of origin (the station where it was uploaded) and this information is visible as the track is being played. This may trigger memories and musings around my personal relationship to that place. Is there also a correlation between the flow of people around the tube network and the flow of music tracks around the undersound network? What might a sense of place for these digital artefacts be? Do they care about geographical location too or might their sense of place revolve around the quality and type of network and the technological devices they pass through? Source: BoingBoing

Google just doesn’t stop. The world’s largest search engine said yesterday that its third-quarter profits nearly doubled from a year ago, as it maintained a torrid growth rate that is highly unusual for a company of its size. The numbers are all the more significant because Google’s largest rival, Yahoo, has been faltering, as sales have tapered off for both its search and display advertising. Read more at the NYTimes