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on right.. with my boy

as from my thread on www.l1quids.org WOW!!! what can i say.. words cant even explain this night.. unfukn believable. Armin came to new york to do one thing.. and that is drop the sickest set.. i have to say.. there were alot of people there that were goin nuts.. i was suprised cuz have of these people dont even love trance, as much as myself and you guys.. I have to say if it wasnt for my friend dj moe d and his brother i wouldnt have gotten to spend my 10 minutes with armin that night.. amazing man. he is. funny to.. anyways, armin started at 2 am till 6:30 am and he started off with tears from the moon (hybrid remix) and he mixed that with new york, new york and in the middle of the song the power went off in the booth and all the tt's and lights went off lol poor armin! first time in ny and this is what happens to him, though it never happened again. hmm he played a lot of tunes and a few ID's ... the ones i can remember atm are... conjure one - tears from the moon (hybrid remix) lemon 8 - new york, new york accadia - blind visions (accadia club mix) push vs globe - tranceformation rising star vs airwave - sunspot (dcml remix) darren tate vs. jono grant - let the light shine in oceanlab - sky falls down (avb remix) solar stone - seven cities (avb remix) solar factor - no return (push remix) solar factor - urban shakedown (original mix) push - strange world insigma - open your eyes (liquid life remix) katana - gemini katana - fancy fair viframa - cristalle (katana intro mix) viframa - cristalle (another katana remix???) armin ft. ray wilson - yet another day (h&h remix) andain - summer calling (airwave club mix) fingers burnt - for a devil chicane - autumn tactics (thrillseekers remix) his encore was AMAZING! RANK 1 - AIRWAVE!!!!! ^got from tranceaddict he played more.. but i dont remember now for the pics sorry for the big pics ;/

i heard he was sick yesterday.. thats why they did a re run on the second show of asot ;/ someone confirm !!

wuz never picked on.. nor bullied anyone.. i was in the mode.. if you dont mess with me i wont mess with you... mess with me i mess with you i never was the first person to start something

must have been a crazy night, glad you enjoyed it!

!!! solstice owns mEh ! !!

system f - out of the blue ferry corsten second edition system f - solstice

wow sabina, you got lots of luvin on the board ;D.. happy bday sweety :bday: :party:

exit rawx yay :what:

luv n lodi :laugh:

thanks

the artist is onthe tip of my tongue.. but illask some cpers.. "dont do the things you do... im fallin angel...

same

:blah: :beer:

;)

i played soccer for 14 years, run, and lift weights once and awhile..

MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- All 115 hostages killed in the raid that ended a Moscow theater standoff died of health problems stemming from the gas used to end the siege, Moscow's chief doctor said Sunday. The doctor said two other hostages were killed by their captors before the raid -- a woman shot by captors on the first day of the standoff and a man shot just before Russian forces stormed the theater. A group of Chechen rebels held about 800 hostages for 58 hours, demanding an end to the Russian war in Chechnya, before Russian forces stormed the theater early Saturday. Russian forces sent the gas into the theater just before the raid, which "allowed us to neutralize, among others, those women kamikazes who were literally encased in explosives with their fingers on the detonators," Russia's deputy interior minister Vladimir Vasilyev said. The gas caused intense drowsiness, according to the released hostages. "When the raid started, they let the gas out," one former hostage said. "People were fainting. No one could even think straight." Russian authorities have not released the name of the gas used, but medical officials say it is a drugging agent used for anesthesia before surgery. The gas can cause complications with lung, heart, liver, and kidney functions, medical officials said. The people in the theater were already weakened from lack of movement, exhaustion and hunger, making them more susceptible to those complications, medical officials said. Six hundred forty-six hostages remained hospitalized Sunday. Of those, 160 are in intensive care and 45 are listed in critical condition. Russian forces "managed to do the impossible -- that is to save lives of hundreds," Russian president Vladimir Putin said in an address on Russian national television. "We have proven that Russia will not fall to its knees." Fifty captors died, including 32 men and 18 women, Russia's Interfax news agency reported. The leader of the rebel group, a man in his mid-20s identified as Movsar Barayev, was among the dead. (Profile) Putin also acknowledged the deaths of hostages. "Please forgive us," Putin said. "The memories of the victims must unite all of us." The Russian leader declared Monday a national day of mourning for the victims of the "tragic consequences of the terrorist act in Moscow," according to Interfax news agency. 'A lot of blood' Details of the run-up to the special forces bursting into the theatre became clearer on Sunday. A reporter for the Interfax news agency, Olga Chernyak, who was among the hostages, said: "I lost consciousness and woke up in the emergency room," she said, but she insisted the operation was necessary. "We were all waiting to die. We understood that they would not let us out alive," Interfax quoted her as saying. "They (Chechen rebels) killed two hostages before our eyes, a woman and a man. They shot the man in the eye, there was a lot of blood." But she went on to say that the two hostages were killed in response to a young boy having a tantrum and running for the exit. "He dashed towards the exit, shouting: 'Mummy, I don't know what to do.' They opened fire on him, but missed and hit seated people instead," she told Russian television from her hospital bed late on Saturday. Putin called the operation on the theatre part of the international fight against terrorism. A senior envoy to Chechnya's rebel president on Saturday condemned the siege. Akhmed Zakayev, an envoy of elected Chechen leader Aslan Maskhadov, told Reuters: "We cannot come down to the level of our opponents, targeting innocent people," alluding to alleged human rights abuses by Russian forces in Chechnya. The audience had arrived at the theatre to see "Nord Ost," a popular production of a classic Russian musical, when the rebels suddenly took over the building during the second act last Wednesday evening. Russian forces withdrew from Chechnya after a 1994-96 war but they returned in 1999 and have since occupied most Chechen territory. Moscow blames Chechen militants, who say they are fighting for independence, for a series of bombings in Russia that killed more than 300 people. sad world

They don't hold the patent, but Murder Inc. will tell you songs like Nelly and Kelly Rowland's "Dilemma" and Jay-Z and Beyoncé's " '03 Bonnie & Clyde" are stealing the I-N-C's MO of fusing hip-hop and R&B together in a duet. "That's our formula!" Irv Gotti bellowed in the basement of Right Track recording studios Tuesday. "There are a lot of people messing with it." Gotti was on hand to oversee Ja Rule in the lab with the Neptunes' Pharrell Williams. Not only is it the fourth quarter in the music industry, when all the labels unload their heavy guns to rake in that holiday money, but it's the fourth quarter in the recording stages of Rule's November 19 release, The Last Temptation (see "Ja Rule Vows To Keep Moving Forward On Last Temptation"). As in, its' time for the Hollis, Queens, MC to wrap up production and ship the project off. By collaborating with Ashanti, Mary J. Blige and 19 year-old newcomer Alexi, Rule is up to his old tricks, giving the male and female perspectives on love in the same track. "Your stare, those eyes, I ..." Rule sings on "Mesmerized," which is slated to be the album's second single. "... Love it when you look at me, baby," Ashanti, the song's co-star, finishes. The mid-tempo ditty features producer Chink Santana banging away on the drum machine but also providing the usual Inc. synth beats. Rule sings and rhymes about, among other things, how he has a fetish for having sex with his girl while she still has some clothes on. Meanwhile, Ashanti croons about being addicted to his kisses: "Take me tonight and do what you do to me, baby." Ja takes it to the ladies again on "Murder Me," an anthem for good lovin'. Using the melody from Tony Toni Toné's "Anniversary," Ja's new find Alexi sings, "Baby, when your sexin' me/ I kinda like it when you murder me/ When you murder me," on the hook. The song itself uses the guitar-and-string-powered beat from the R&B group's smash as well. "You make me wanna leave the one I'm with," Rule tells her. He samples another R&B classic, R. Kelly's "When a Woman's Fed Up," for "God's Child," on which Rule sings, "These streets done raised me/ And ain't nothing you can do about it." Guest star and "Rainy Dayz" collaborator Mary J. Blige lends a hand on the track. "I'm standing here looking in the mirror/ Trying to convince myself my life is a little better," Ja spits in a sing-songy flow. "But I know the outcome/ More money more problems/ And that ain't gonna solve them." Further representing the ladies is Charli Baltimore on the bass-and-horns-infused title track. And Rule lets his male Murder Inc. cohorts get light on the riotous free-for-all "F--- With Us." Ja ends the song with a verse aimed at Earl Simmons, a.k.a. DMX. "What the f---'s happening, Earl?/ You're mad at the world or just me, because I'm on top on the world/ ... Crack addict, you know the n---a world ain't having it/ ... Now you lost a good n---a, DMX. One love." The DMX/Ja Rule beef stems from the Dog saying his former friend bit his style. Ja maintains X is jealous of his success. "I feel like I'm ahead of my game right now and people don't wanna see me there," Ja said before playing the reflective "Wanted," on which he uses a down-South bounce flow. "I'll get even before I die," he says on the song, which discloses his dream of making $100 million. "I'm a survivor like Destiny's children," he proclaims, before going on to lament on the hook: "This world wants me dead or alive." About an hour after Ja finished previewing his album, nobody could tell Irv Gotti that Pharrell wasn't a killer. "We got another one. ... He just killed it!" Gotti said to Ja after hearing a track Williams put together from just a few synthesized piano chords, a drum pattern and the Neptunes' patented bass. "I can leave now. All you have to do is make the hit." —Shaheem Reid taken from mtv.news.com

i know, i told dave about it.. but im not allowed to delete the test threads in here :/

i still play starcraft-broodwars online thats about..