Is anyone out there that have been to see Bradley Falk and want to share the experience?
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Here is some advice... save your money... all those healing sessions are scams.
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I'm only going to one show this year. It was a hard decision but in the end I had to go with Lano & Woodley since it's their last show. I used to spend almost every night of the festival at one show or another but now that I have a kid it's not possible... Oh well, I can't wait to see L&W though, haven't seen them since '99 or 2000.\nI also recommend Greg Fleet, Dave Hughes, Scared Weird Little Guys, Anthony Morgan, Jimeon & Bob Franklin & Rod Quantock for local comedy or for international Arj Barker, Danny Bhoy, Ross Noble, Rich hall, Daniel Kitson & Dylan Moran are good.
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You can look on the link I have below.  It even has a video/audio of the show!  Good luck!
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HAWK NELSON IS AMAAZINNGG i went to cornerstone fest..its a music fest in bushnell illinois. i saw him in concert twice there
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gahhh I wish I could.  I bought their CD then got a free T-shirt, then I won a contest and got another copy of their CD.  I plan on raffling off.  I would love to see them.  That must be really exciting and to meet kim and the band.
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Cool I went to see Pete Murrays concert, first concert I have ever been to and it was awesome. Saw John Williamson the other day too. He was absolutely terrific. Definitely one talented man ;)\n\nTo answer your question how about Missy Higgins, Candice Alley, The Waiffs.
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Actually, I have a story that might interest you. It concerns my Buffalo Sabres (who else?) and dates back to my freshman year at college. In taking a course in Public Relations I was given the opportunity to do an internship with the PR director of the Buffalo-based company that, ironically, owns the rival Boston Bruins (a Sabres nemesis but not in recent years because the Bruins suck! lol). As part of this program I was invited to meet with the PR director of the Sabres and follow him through a "day in the life" doing his job.\n\nIt was a very cool experience for a lifetime Sabres fan as I got to meet a bunch of players, both former and current, as well as several high-ranking team officials. I had access to parts of the building (this was the old Aud, btw, not the new HSBC Arena) I'd never been in before despite having been there so many times in my life. I watched that night's hockey game (we whipped the visiting Vancouver Canucks) from the press box, which was a real treat. During the course of the evening I also met several officials from other NHL clubs, including the former head coach of the Stanley Cup champion Calgary Flames, Terry Crisp. He was a really nice guy and spent time discussing a whole range of hockey matters with me, which I thought was pretty cool. \n\nAfter the game I went in with the media to conduct player interviews in the team dressing room and then it was off to do the press conference with then head coach (and former player and childhood hero) Rick Dudley. He was his usual quiet but thoughtful self and even waited around to answer this humble student's questions, as well as that of the real media. I was pretty chuffed by that! ;)\n\nAll in all, it was a really great learning experience and, as a Sabres fan, just a whole hell of a lot of fun! That whole PR course and internship was extremely interesting and worthwhile but that day and night hanging out with the Buffalo Sabres organization was my favourite part of all the instruction I undertook. Just a great experience and a memory I'll always cherish. Thanks for asking, Moon! :)
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Brad Gilbert is awesome. He's a local here (Marin County, CA) so I see him all the time. He's a great all around person, and I think he's awesome when he does commentary. He's very straight forward and to the point. And being that he is one of the best coaches in the world.. I think he knows what he's talking about. Hahaha...
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I saw him a few nights ago with "Guns N' Roses" here in NYC. Of course it would have been better if it were the real band, and yeah Axl's pretty messed up, but it was an awesome show nonetheless. I think we're going to try to go again tonight.
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nope i never met him!! i wish i did though!! he came to seattle 3 years a go for wrestlmania but i was young back then!! lol haha but from wat i heard from some ppl who have met him he's a very nice guy!! he's always willing to take pictures with you and sign autographs!!
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Hi Tumirahdea,\nI met the ZagrosShahfaran once, a few weekends ago. I was walking to the corner market for a loaf of bread when I had to pass by a neighborhood church. I was somewhat acquainted with the structure as it was always mentioned in the newspaper's community section. Known as "The loft," folks would gather there on Thursday evenings for poetry readings.\nHowever, this day happened to be a Saturday afternoon and a pair of gentlemen greeted me as I walked by. They invited me inside to sample an hour of their presentation. Ok, I went inside and found myself to be a prospective new recruit for their brand of religion.\n\nMost of the pews were filled with hooded monks chanting a haunting rhythm. There were others who like me, were wearing their regular denims. The service began like most others that church-goers would be familiar with. A grand master of ceremonies led the group through some songs and gave a sermon. Near the end of the hour it was time for their ritual of "laying on of the hands." Some of the parishioners would come forward and ask for prayers for their ailments or for a sick grand mum who fell down in the tub. All the hooded dudes whose faces could not readily be seen would all place a hand on the person and their combined energies were presumed to have a strength and expedite a solution to the problem.\n\nOK now, there was another new guy in the pews who was watching eagerly. I recognized ZagrosShahfaran from a wanted poster viewed earlier at the post office. When he saw a chance, he approached the ring of conspirators and described how he was always moving around and never able to settle down. The hooded goons closed in upon him, all to make a physical connection. The master of ceremonies began a prayer, a dogmatic mix of logic and pure hocus-pocus. I immediately saw the effects of the procedure as the tension went out of ZagrosShahfaran's body. When the beseeching was near an end, the master asked, "Are the brothers ready?"\n\nA suspenseful few moments passed until he almost shouted, "NOW!"\n\nOn that cue, the brothers began to pummel their hapless victim. Continually delivering blows over head and to the solar plexus until ZagrosShahfaran was down on the floor getting stomped. After another minute, the grand Pooh-Bah decided the treatment administered was sufficient to induce a relaxing calm that would assuage the nervousness of ZagrosShahfaran for a long, long time.\n\nI can't say for certain if ZagrosShahfaran got the comeuppance he deserved as I had a loaf of bread to buy and some other errands to do that day. I hope for you Tumirahdea, that you do find a sense of closure to this difficult episode of life.\n\n-Bryce
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yes i have been to the Rob /  Jewel concert.. I am a hugeeeeeeeeee mb20 fan as you can see.. Jewel wasent bad and Rob is always good! Better with matchbox twenty but it was still and enjoyable concert with a lot of energy!
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yeh once but looking for more and more.. its awesome great experience that you can have in your life..!!!\n\nthey up to do anyting any sound any hard..wow.. you can .... her as long as you can . is ther anyone?\n\nerotni@
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Hi, i think Darren Hayes is brilliant. Am not sure how to contact him but if you go on to his website at www.darrenhayes.com someone will know there. Good luck x
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A huge event company hired me to be their stage manager for this huge 50th WWII Anniversary stage show/celebration.   Two weeks before show day, they pulled out, and took all their gear and the scheduled entertainment with them.\n\nWithin hours of the company's leaving the sponsoring organization asked me if I would become the director/producer (I was the only local associated with the show)...and the only thing any of us knew at that time was that Leslie Neilson was coming to MC it, the Russians were bringing "something" and we had NO SHOW.  So the clock started ticking.\n\nWith a working budget of only $5000, I was able to hire all of my out of work actor, musician and dancer friends to compose and rehearse something totally new and original that would comprise a 45 minute set.  \n\nThe Russians showed up 3 whole damn days before the show and as my team and I were waiting for them to clear customs, we were all praying..."please don't let it be a bear act."  Being that my entire team consisted of men and one cute little lesbian...we were all thrilled to see ballet dancers walk out of the customs area!  Followed by, yes, Musicians!  In total I was given the gift of 40 performers called The Russian Army Song and Dance Ensemble.  (NOTE:  This was just two short years after The Wall came down)\n\nFor a two week chapter in my life, I lived 3 glorious lifetimes...and I can talk about this with crystal clarity for hours...that's how much stuff happened and affected my life...but suffice it to say, the show was a big hit (3000 people, Governors, dignitaries from Russia, Canada, the US) and when the sponsors took Leslie Neilson out for dinner after the show, he asked "Where's the crew?  The people who put this together?"  We were having a huge party and Leslie surprised us all when he showed up and hung out with us for hours.  (The man is a saint, and one of the funniest I have ever met).\n\nThis is my biggest accomplishment, because without it, I would not have my children, the career I have now, and everything that I love and cherish that is in my life today...because it all stems from this one big thing happening to me.
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yeah ....too bad bradleys not around anymore.Sublime is one of the best things California has got! His death anniversary aint until the 25 of may. I know what im gonna do....cruise all over Long Beach with SUBLIME blasted in my car! And im not sure what Jakob is doing...but hopefully he does follow in his dads footsteps. (except the bad things :) )
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Yes...and i wish I could go on the cruise that he's performing on!\n\nhttp://www.davekoz.com/