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He is NO WHERE near as bad as CHEYNE CHRISTIAN.... Talk about all ego

F.U. to the Vienna Boys Choir. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE

Another white guy getting over on the system.

Ill be out there in May, actually May 5-10th and ill split it with you.LOL

Ahh, thats what i said. Thanks Bill, im not even in vegas and you already won some money for me. LOL

I was having a discussion with one of my friends and he tells me that the best people to know in vegas are the parking valets. He tells me that they can get you anywhere or anything you want. I told him he's full of sh-t. Any truth to this?

Nice job. Good luck

test clear Try this. It worked for me.

Music publishers and songwriters have begun demanding double royalty payments for copy protected music CDs, that contain the audio tracks in two formats -- in crippled pseudo Audio-CD format and in compressed digital format. The reasoning behind the demands is quite simple -- siince two copies of the song are being sold, the royalty payments should also be made for two copies. "From a legal standpoint, the position of the music publishers is that these discs contain two separate (copies of each song)," said Cary Ramos, an attorney representing the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA). "The fact that they are the same recording doesn't mean that we should treat it as one." NMPA is making a valid point, since even by RIAA's standards, an Audio CD and a digital MP3/WMA file are two separate products, even if the consumer owns the Audio CD in question. RIAA argued and pursued this point years ago in, for instance, the My.MP3.com case. New digital distribution channels could mean greater revenue shares for recording artists, but they will have to make their case early, and make it strong.

Its all about DUE PROCESS for EACH actor/customer, but i still think people should drop some coin on some music,its only fair

That would be good in theory, but if your using kazaa lite you actually are logged in as kazzalite user and have no actual screen name and remain Anonymous.

What are you a Lawyer?

The Recording Industry Association of America, a trade group, has sought to force Verizon Communications and other Internet service providers to reveal the names of customers it suspects may be copying music without permission. The recording industry says the widespread copying of music over the Internet is partially to blame for falling CD sales. Verizon has argued that existing copyright law does not give the recording industry such authority and that its customers' privacy was being violated. A lower court earlier this year upheld the recording industry's tactics, which have served as the basis for hundreds of lawsuits filed against individual Internet users. But in a strongly worded ruling, the appeals court sided with Verizon, saying a 1998 copyright law does not give copyright holders the ability to subpoena customer names from Internet providers without filing a formal lawsuit. "In sum, we agree with Verizon that (the law) does not by its terms authorize the subpoenas issued here," Chief Judge Douglas Ginsburg wrote. Neither Verizon nor the RIAA was immediately available for comment. Story Copyright © 2003 Reuters Limited.

Im sure John Sadee is on his CAMEL riding to the bank as we speak because of this

Christian Duran - Madreselva (Julian Poker Iberican remix) Mike Macaluso - Where We Live(Evolved Remix) Peter Bailey Feat Jenna - Tonight

The Scumfrog Mix owns. HOOKERS AND HASH

You also need a stereo Y cable to go from your mixer into your IN port on your sound card.Also make sure the y cable goes from RCA jacks to 1/8 so that it fits into your sound card

This is always a good time,just stay away from Cousin Dave

That is pretty funny

Both of Smokesums mixes are aiight

agreed. Never liked it