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they dropped the vinyl on that about a year after it came out, and were charging like $29 for 1-2 tracks.......yeah it was good but c'mon I thought that was weak good song though.......I only have it on CD single

I heard Dominique and Marcus stopped doing Plant Saturdays....not sure who's promoting their saturdays now....but they have a website you can check www.centro-fly.com Saturday February 15: Shutupanddance! Premiere of new weekly party JUNIOR SANCHEZ with Alexander Technique

I'm with Joe and Nathan.....no loot = no party but that sounds good, venue and musically

"As long as I'm not too tired--all systems go! " you can troop it!

for now, DT and Diggers and PVD worked hard and have talent to make it big....but once MTV gets their hands on it, we'll see who the huge names are..... that might be scary...... I better mold myself with the pop look so I can market myself to VH1 in a few years as the next big thing...... some of these new artists are talented but many aren't, I totally agree....and it sucks because its easier to lump them all together and say they suck....who has the time or patience to distinguish between them all? for now, DJ's are chosen by the end users (clubbers) so its more legit.....but once MTV gets a hold, they'll choose which DJ's the end-users (the masses) will like, and market the hell out of them....

I'm no film critic, I'm just saying I liked the movie....and found it thought provoking although violent as hell I guess you're prolly worked up over her reply not mine but still... although Run Lola Run was pretty great too...I admit it is tempting to give movies automatic props because of their foreign nature and non-hollywood feel, and maybe I'm affected by that...but nonetheless, wouldn't you still say these might be good movies to check out, especially for someone who hasn't really seen a lot of non-hollywood flicks? (I've only been seeing foreign films for less than a year now, but since I started I really seem to enjoy most of them......maybe after a while I'll see things differently) another one I liked a lot was Amores Perros.....did you like that one?

are you sure 'plot' is the word you're looking for here? even if so, its based on a true story, unfortunately the truth is violent and ugly in this case......I also felt there was a lot more to it than gratuitous violence......but to each his own did you think the cinematography was excellent? I guess all in all for me it was worth watching because it portrayed a life I wouldn't be able to experience firsthand

here's the blurb: In a shocking mix of style and realism, Fernando Meirelles's eye-opening film takes you inside the poverty-stricken favelas of Rio de Janeiro, where residents cower in fear while squads of brutal teenagers run the neighborhood drug trade. While watching his peers seduced by lives of crime and violence, one young man determines to break free and become a professional photographer

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Hey – just wanna let you guys know about this movie – we saw it last night – Amazing!!! It’s a brazilian movie – Portuguese w/english subtitles…..about the slums and drug/gang life….very gripping…..its only being shown at the Angelika Theater on Houston/Mercer St…..but if you can, try to go check this film out!!!!

nice! that's pretty sweet.....good luck

From the times (2/10/03) Nato at war An inexcusable attempt to deny Turkey protection Nato, it was quipped, was founded to keep “the Americans in, the Russians out and the Germans down”. It appears from some of the positions taken this weekend that it exists today to freeze the Americans out, keep the Turks down and leave President Saddam Hussein satisfied. The threat issued by Belgium, backed by France and Germany, to block the relocation of Nato assets in support of Turkey is extraordinary and “inexcusable”, as Donald Rumsfeld, the US Defence Secretary, and Colin Powell, the Secretary of State, both contended. If confirmed this morning then it will do significant and lasting damage not only to transatlantic ties but political relations within Europe. The three governments concerned must reconsider their stance, even at the last hour. The measures that have been proposed are modest. They involve the transfer of Patriot air defence missiles, Nato early-warning planes and anti-chemical and biological warfare units to Turkey. This is a matter of contingency planning in the event of any military clash in the Iraqi theatre. It does not constitute a Nato endorsement of possible US-led action. It is a recognition, which should be obvious, that war is a possibility and were it to take place then Turkey would be entitled to collective protection. This should not be a controversial issue. It has instead been seized upon in certain quarters for purely political purposes. It has been claimed that shifting this equipment to Iraq would be to pander to American “unilateralism” and undermine diplomatic efforts to reach a peaceful settlement to this crisis. In truth, however, Brussels, Paris and Berlin are engaged in pyrrhic posturing. If Nato as a whole does not assist Turkey then its major components, notably the United States and Britain, will certainly do so. The dispute would force Washington to act, against its own wishes, in a “unilateral” fashion and undermine the shared authority of Nato. The notion that providing Ankara with defensive material would undercut diplomatic activity is ludicrous. The only reason that Iraq ever agreed to readmit UN weapons inspectors after a four-year break and is showing the slightest interest in the demands of Hans Blix and Mohamed Elbaradei is because the US Army is breathing down Saddam’s neck. Whenever Baghdad senses that a military onslaught against it is a realistic option, it at least contemplates making concessions. The perception that Nato is in disarray eases the pressure on the Iraqi leadership. This impasse will not encourage Saddam to open up his arsenal. The same might be said about the rather ambiguous Franco-German “plan” for more “intrusive” inspections. As General Powell pointed out in his response, this initiative addresses the “wrong issue” and could only serve as a “diversion”. The onus should not be on the UN to provide itself with a larger magnifying glass but on Iraq to produce an absolutely accurate account of its weapons of mass destruction and then assist in their elimination. This will not occur if Saddam believes that Resolution 1441 is far from his “final chance” to avoid war but the basis for another round of negotiations. This belated blueprint for peace will render international unity, not a military conflict, less probable. As Mr Rumsfeld said in his interview conducted with The Times and a number of other leading European newspapers, Nato will doubtless “survive” an internal dispute over Turkey. But as he also asserted, any clash on this question would be “such a surprising and breathtaking event that I suspect it would reverberate for a while”. It is not often that the feisty Defence Secretary can be accused of understatement. In this instance, presumably to induce the rebels to retreat, he has been uncharacteristically diplomatic. Nato might indeed just about “survive” this affair — but it will hardly prosper from it.

BUMP!

Hey, Thursday looks to be another great edition of DJ Divine's D3 party - check out the lineup: 9-11pm Charlie Ruhle 11-1am Frankie Pep 1-4 am DJ Divine sounds good, huh? hope you can make it out!!!! Leopard Lounge 85 2nd ave (corner of 5th street) 2nd floor of Sin Sin cover: $FREE! I'll post the flyer when I get it....thanks for your time

I've seen Blue Man Group, it was great my girlfriend saw both, and liked Blue Man Group better.... I've heard they're both good though can't go too wrong either way I guess...... that didn't help much...did it

YEAH ITALIA!

is this $5 with the list or free with list? lemme know thanks

I hear ya on the $$ tip...I can't really go out at all these days...definitely sucks....hopefully you can swing through!! I've been wanting to spin @ Open Air so I'm excited.....

I've got a great girly but we're broke...sooo.....a lil relaxing night....homeade meal....movie....got a lil gift to give which I bought awhile ago..... hey, it'll be Friday so that's a big plus.. ...gotta love the end of the week

some guy in Albany was turning himself into a lizard, he's been on TV and stuff recently, but I remember him from when I went to school up there.....he did that thing with his tongue, he's tattoed most of himself green, with scales....he had his teeth sharpened to points.....I think he might be webbing his hands.....pretty nuts

my thoughts exactly... I just finished the hassh I brought back from Amsterdam.... me so sad

Hey...... Just want to give you a heads up on a party getting started up at Open Air (nominated "best DJ lounge" in NYC by Citysearch.com), by a good friend of mine from School. I'll be spinning at the first party which is Wednesday from 7-10 so try and make it out if you can. HEre's the info: Soma Productions Is Proud to Present: Revitalizing Wednesdays @ Open Air - Good vibe, good atmosphere, and great music! Wed Feb 5th 7pm -10pm Music Provided by: DCMichan 7-8pm (Soma Productions - House) Charlie Ruhle 8-9pm (Oscillate - House & Techno) DJ Adam D 9-10pm (REK Productions - Progressive House) House, Tribal, Tech-House, Progressive, Deep House & Techno FREE AT THE DOOR $4 Drafts $4 Well Drinks Open Air Bar 121 St Marks Pl (between 1st/Ave A) http://www.openairbar.com If you cant see the flyer click here http://www.djadamd.net/web_flyer.jpg

Besides Keoki, DJ Divine is gonna be there tonight, on point as always, if you've heard him before you know what I mean, if not, you better go tonight!!!! get there early

IF you're talkin about tonight, you should go to Groovejet, DJ Divine and KEoki are on tonight...should be ill send ana PM to mike-e-smilez for info/reduced (I think its like $5) should be a good night

DJ Divine will be throwing down some sick beats as well @ this party.....should be good!