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woot! ... when he came down to Maze in late January ... he really liked the club ... I believe you met him that nite ... Why wasn't he booked then? Eric is really close with Carmel ... who has "supported" him down here for ever ...

On the last Friday of June ... John Digweed was "teaching" us at the 'old Space' ... Three days later it was the Renaissance party at the same venue ... Jon Cowan's Bliss bringing us talent such as Parks & Wilson ... Slacker ... Kelvin Andrews ... Deep Dish ... Tarrentella and Satoshi Tomiie ... ALL under one roof Feel kinda nostalgic ... will we see one of these mega-events ... a la mini-WMC style ... or the magic engineering of his sets by OUR Diggers? Certainly next weekend will be as close as we get ... Sander ... Ali and Professor Howells ... ejem ... ejem ... can it be Thursday tonite? :D :D :D

I'm ready for tonite ... :D

Agree w/you once again Abe :D

Wanna know myself ... couldn't make it at the end ...

After that NYC gig ... he will spend most of his summer in Ibiza ... Subliminal has a residency every Wednesday at Pacha there ... and he has quite a property on the island ... But this year his Wednesdays will have competition to "King of Ibiza" ... as Tim Deluxe and Darren Emerson are having their Underwater party on Tuesdays at the same venue ... The talk is which of the two nites will rule this year ... the Americans or the Brits ... Underwater is the HOT ticket this summer He will be back at Back Door Bambi soon thou ... his Subliminal is part of the Back Door Bambi on tour this year thru nine US cities ...

Te gusta la cerveza "Cristal"? :rolleyes:

Como diria Ãngel Cappa ... quien no conoce la tristeza del fútbol ... no conoce la tristeza en toda su dimensión...

4 Halloween? :rolleyes:

:blown: :blown:

Abe knows ... :D

very sad indeed :(

:eek: woot! :D

Times?

Bump :D

Congrats Roland & Biz!

LYON, France, June 27 (Reuters) - Stunned Cameroon players resolved to play the Confederations Cup final against France on Sunday in honour of Marc-Vivien Foe. The 28-year-old Foe collapsed during Cameroon's 1-0 semi-final win over Colombia on Thursday and died shortly after the match. FIFA President Sepp Blatter travelled to Lyon on Friday to console Foe's family and members of the Cameroon squad, who told him they would go ahead with the final in Paris. "I know you are sad, stunned and shocked by what happened to Marc-Vivien Foe yesterday," Blatter said in an emotional address to the players. "We have to face the situation. There's sadness, yes, but hope also. We can keep a vision for the future. "He has left us but his memory continues to live with you, with us and in the world of football." An autopsy on Friday shed no immediate light on the cause of Foe's death but ruled out a stroke. Further tests will be carried out which are expected to be made public in the next few days. STOMACH DISORDER Foe was taking medication for a stomach disorder in the days leading up to the match, FIFA said, but ruled that out as a possible cause of his death. Plans for a national day of mourning in Cameroon were announced and world soccer's ruling body is to consider renaming the next Confederations Cup in the midfielder's honour. "I have learned that you have taken the decision to play in this final and that's great," Blatter told the Cameroon players. "It's great because you are going to play in the memory of someone who not only was your team mate but also your friend. He was a Cameroon football legend. "He was big and strong, the type who sets examples, the prow of the ship." Blatter also met Foe's widow, who lives in Lyon with her three children, the youngest of whom is two months old. He said FIFA would consider a suggestion to rename the next Confederations Cup tournament in the player's honour. "I think it is an excellent idea," he said. "I will raise the matter." GLOWING TRIBUTES The news stunned the world of football, with many leading figures paying glowing tributes to the midfielder. English premier league club Manchester City, for whom Foe played last season on loan, were swamped with tributes for the midfielder who had quickly become a crowd favourite. City said they would retire the number 23 shirt which Foe wore last season when he scored nine goals in 38 matches. They were hoping to sign Foe permanently, although several other clubs were interested in buying him from French champions Olympique Lyon, who issued a statement on their website. "We are left with a memory of a charming boy, the embodiment of a love of life," the statement said. "We will keep the memories of his bursts of laughter, the music which came from his dressing room and his kindness off the field." Perhaps the most eloquent tribute came from France striker Thierry Henry, who pointed to the sky after scoring in his team's 3-2 win over Turkey in the other semi-final on Thursday and dedicated the goal to Foe. In Cameroon's capital Yaounde, celebrations after the game were abruptly halted as fans learned the news. Several people collapsed and were taken to hospital, and bars emptied rapidly. "A national day of mourning will be made to remember this player of ours," Prince Noki Nukete, assistant general secretary of the Cameroon Football Association, told Britain's Sky Sports television. "But we're already mourning for a player fighting for the national colours." Foe played for Cameroon in two World Cups and helped his country win two African Nations Cups in nearly 10 years in the team.

chicken :D

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Check the pics in my sig :eek: :D

:eek: unbelievable ... :laugh:

Professor Howells / Ali Dubfire ... & Sander Kleinenberg ... I've got my $50 ready ... :D

U like NYC house ... and have missed every Back Door Bambi ... ... if you wanna go ... let me know