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...in early January. Total shot in the dark here, but does anyone know if anything is going on then? Probably not too much right near New Year, but worth asking...

Suns have a great 5, but when it comes down to it, I'm not sure it's a great starting 5. Stoudamire isn't really a center and Marion isn't really a PF, and once the game slows down towards the end of the season, that team could get exposed. I'd still say it's between the Spurs, Kings and Wolves at the moment...

Kelly Stoppach - he's garbage. Oakland would love to get Youkilis and just put him at DH. They've been going after him for years. Brandon Moss is pretty decent as well from a Sabremetrics standpoint. Still, for Boston to get Hudson, they'd probably need to work out a 3-way deal. Fortunately, Beane and Epstein are both wizards at working the 3-way. Now I'll take the Mets over the Yanks any day, but I'm gonna laugh next year when Pedro continues his steady decline, Glavine pitches like he's 40, Benson doesn't improve (or gets injured), Trachsel continues to decline and Zambrano still cant find the strike zone. Easily going to be the most overrated rotation in the majors. It seems like every new GM comes to the Mets and tries to make his mark with splashy long-term signings of guys who are already in the decline, leaving them in a perpetual state of disappointment. Funny thing is they're also the frontrunners to sign Moises Alou, another guy who fits that category...

You can have Pleasurehead play your party for the low low price of a tank of nitrous...

I might make a rare appearance....been a damn long time, plus I still haven't been to Spirit yet...

OK, this is REALLY late coming... But basically, just take as many open mic nights as possible. A friend of mine just got some breaks recently, and according to him, you just constantly go to open mic nights...4, 5 times a week. Test out new material, work on stage presence, see what works and what doesn't. Eventually, if you're able to get people to laugh, the club owners usually take notice and will hire you for like $50 to do stand-up on a non-open mic night. From there, you build up a resume and network, and eventually you can get fairly regular gigs. However, this is a very long and drawn out process, but there really isn't an 'easy' way to breaking into the business. But then again, DG could just show pics of his old car. That license plate should garner a few laughs....

Simpsons Family Guy The State

Assman, all the way....

Any relation to Nation DC?

Damn I need to update my sig....

Damn, the one Saturday night I'm able to get out in like 4 months and absolutely dick appears to be going on! Maybe there will be a rare Brickhouse sighting at Dave Ralph tonight, but GOD I hope there's something better to dance to...

Hey guys... It's that time of the month again, and we've got another killer lineup. djStill will be throwing down some of the illest breaks and drum n bass, and we have one of America's top broken beat jazz DJs in Ben Fuller. Additionally, Mr. Rekall, who's been blowing up all over the city lately, will be rounding out the night with his own secret blend. Here's the details.... [ detached ] breaks / dnb / 2-step / uk garage / nu jazz sunday, august 10 8:00pm-2:00am dj still (NYC: Direct Drive / Heavy Duty/ Breakbeat Science) ben fuller (Kansas City: Deepfixrecords.com/ Idol Rhythms / Datura Records) rekall (Detached, HomegrownNYC, Recess) @ alibi 116 macdougal btwn 3rd + bleecker, across minetta ln a, c, e, f, v, s to west 4th [ map ] http://krisgale.com/image/direct/116macdougal.gif ---- Tactic - Kansas City (Deepfixrecords.com / Idol Rhythms / Datura Records) Tactic (Ben Fuller & dj Candlewax) champions all forms of broken beat music. With influences like Kruder & Dorfmeister and Jazzanova, Tactic offers eclectic sets of broken beat, nu-jazz, 2 step and DnB. Both members have been staples of the Mid-west music scene for years, sharing the stage with talent like Derrick Carter, John Selway, Broken Spindles, Halo and Clever. Keep an eye out for these guys in the future. ---- dj Still - NYC (Direct Drive / Heavy Duty / Breakbeat Science) dj Still aka quiet storm aka hum V aka henry the helicopter has been mixing up the hottest drum&bass as well as the illest breaks & house for some time now in NYC and beyond. His d'n'b sets encompass the full spectrum of styles. Building a groove and exploding into another... his energy will have you dancing, screaming and spinning until you levitate. Be sure to check out Burner Radio every sunday from 6-9pm on www.nycjungle.com ----

Hey all... Just letting you know, that after an extended break, Detached is back on again this weekend. Here's the players... 101 + Krunchy (Sister NYC, Urban Resistance Project) [Drum n Bass] Brickhouse (Detached, Metromixradio, Rinse It) [uK Garage] Joe Pirrotta (Detached) [breaks] Rekall (Detached) [Drum n Bass] Shadowchaser [breaks] It's been a long ass time, so I hope to see some of your lovely (and in a few people's cases not so lovely ) asses out there! Detached @ Alibi 116 MacDougal St (Below Frequency) (A, C, E, F, V, S to W. 4th St) Sunday, July 13; 8:00 - 2:00 Free

a few nominees.... Antiloop - In My Mind Jondi + Spesh - We Are Connected (sure, we'd call it progressive now, but it was trance back then) Da Hool - Meet Her at the Love Parade Moonman - Galaxia N-Trance - Set U Free (cheesy as hell now, but loved it back in the day) Tiesto - Sparkles Sorry they're all older....my knowledge of trance from the last 3 years is extremely limited.... And, for possibly for the first time ever, I pretty well agree with Flix (other than In My Mind would easily be #1)

For the first time in ages, I should be there,,,,