Schwa.

fuckin' do it!

any "Change Management" experts in the house

PH 11-03-1996 11-03-96 O'Connell Center, Gainesville, FL 1: My Friend My Friend, Runaway Jim, Billy Breathes, The Sloth, NICU, Sample in a Jar, Theme From the Bottom, Bouncing Around the Room, Character Zero 2: Timber (Jerry), The Divided Sky, Wolfman's Brother, Sparkle, Tweezer, Life on Mars, Possum, Tweezer Reprise E: Fire Karl Perazzo (percussionist from Santana) played the entire show.

awesome!

i find it hard to believe that you need to beef up your music collection at all. i guess a masterpiece is never really finished, eh. hows about something by Nightmares On Wax or St. Germaine. (goes and puts on Nightmares On Wax CD)

and non-stop Bisco.

DUDE!

Huh, they actually have sort of an old Widespread Panic sound to the vocals when Houser was alive.

IT'S A BAND!

...cuz that would be a great name for a bar.

yeah, i was thinking that. totally sidetracked.

Is that a bar?

granted. i've been skipping YT's posts due to their crazy length and their "all over the placeness"

you add nothing to this discussion. all you do is criticize what you believe to be the conspiracy theorists. I haven't seen one person on here yet trying to conspire. we can save room in the thread for you to bash the things we haven't done yet though, no prob. you see, you can believe anything you like and i will not think any less of you. if this wasn't directed at me or anyone else in this thread then i'm sorry, but i just don't see what you're getting at with these posts.

For the lazy non-link types. Canadian billionaire says he'll bail on the team if sale isn't approved by end of June May 27, 2009 04:30 AM Comments on this story (12) Kevin McGran SPORTS REPORTER PHOENIX–The hopes for a seventh NHL team in Canada are teetering on the brink. Billionaire Jim Balsillie is threatening to withdraw his $212.5 million (all figures U.S.) offer for the bankrupt Phoenix Coyotes if he doesn't have the team in his possession by the end of June. And the NHL is proposing an auction schedule to ensure just that. Just when it looked as if both sides were getting along, a conflict over the timing of the sale threatens to erupt today at a Phoenix bankruptcy court hearing with the Moyes camp arguing for a June 24 auction date, and the NHL eyeing Aug. 27-29. Judge Redfield Baum is not likely to be amused with the myriad motions filed on the eve of today's hearing. It was the legal team for owner Jerry Moyes that turned up the heat on the judge – who is responsible to get the best deal possible for creditors – by announcing Balsillie's ultimatum as part of its desire for an expedited sale. "If a decision on the proposed sale of assets is not made by the end of June, the Debtors (Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes) have been notified that PSE Sports (Balsillie) will withdraw its offer," said court documents filed yesterday on behalf of Moyes. The team is swimming in debt, having lost more than $70 million over the past three seasons, and the filing reminds the judge that Balsillie's offer covers most of the debts. If Balsillie's offer vanishes, it means creditors may not get paid in full because no one else is prepared to pay that much if it means keeping the team in Glendale, the document says. "An expedited sale is necessary to maximize the value of Coyotes Hockey assets," said the Moyes document, arguing a new owner wants to be on hand for the June 26 draft, and needs time to get a new arena ready for the 2009-10 season, line up sponsors and television contracts, and sell tickets to games. "In other words, a sale cannot drag through the summer." NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly said he wasn't impressed by the latest court filings. "Seems inconsistent with how the court instructed the parties on May 19," Daly said in an email. The NHL says it's too late to move the Coyotes for next season. The team's schedule is finalized, and switching dates now would be too complicated for the 29 other teams. Baum is not sure he has the power to authorize the relocation of the team – a hearing on that matter is set for June 22 – just two days before Moyes' proposed auction. "This means that potential bidders would not know whether the club is to be sold in place or relocated, which virtually assures that no one but Mr. Balsillie will show up for the auction," the NHL said in its legal reply. While Balsillie wants his $212.5 million offer to stand as the opening bid, the NHL's sales procedure does not call for an opening bid. And while Balsillie wants the next bid to go up by $5 million, the NHL is calling for $2 million increments. The NHL says its slower sales schedule would draw more bidders and allow time for background checks. Moyes's documents suggest the NHL knows far more about other bidders than it's letting on. Referring to a letter from Moyes' lawyer Earl Scudder – which is under seal – the Moyes camp believes "that any entity interested in purchasing (the Coyotes) is fully aware ... of the proposed sale" and may have already been vetted by the league. Scott Cohen, the lawyer for minority owner John Breslow, said Breslow was not interested in talking about his bid for the team. Chicago sports magnate Jerry Reinsdorf is also said to be interested in the team. The issue of who has "controlled" the Coyotes since November is unresolved, but the NHL and the Coyotes have agreed to run the team together – each with a representative with equal power. GM Don Maloney would run the draft; the NHL would pay the bills. If there are disagreements, they would be brought to the court for resolution.

gezzus rob, i need an afternoon to read your posts.

The saga continues. Go Jays!

Thanks for another awesome ToddLog! I can't wait to get back there.

IN! Wouldn't miss it.

...in association with the reverse vampires....

Hahahahaha, bang on.

Security is a great point, aside from the Corporate presence. I can't get away from that. Can't say that they bought their seats really as the Bilderberg group was elitist kajillionaires first and then Government figures to follow. Illumi-who?

Last of the Mohicans comes to mind.

I see where you're going with the discretion issue....a person is smart but people are stupid. I agree that many of the NA public just need to be told what to do...but why does the sake of North American (National) security involve the head of Walmart, IBM, Xerox, Royal Dutch Shell, Nokia and Daimler? that's the sketchy part. Another sketchy thing is that they've kept this secrecy policy for such a long time now. why? they keep minutes at these conferences but don't write down names. just weird.

confirmed.