Kayla yea your gonna go shyanne is a bitch. so yea we will lesve june 22 or 23. hahhah .

HANNAH..........you cused....ON JOE's SITE >: (....you needta be spanked...mum wheres yer paddle??. LOL.....

so i guess im goin. YAYYY....i better talk to my daddy first :D..oooooooooo its gonna be so fun

hey happy 900 to me :D

Kyala....... Yea its gonna be so much fun!! we getta learn how to surf and stuff like that!! you dont have to pay i dont think. but you should bring extra money to spend on cool stuff. so yea!!! lol ttyl....

Hey for all you UK'er who don't know who the support act is...here is a picture I drew of him....Johnny A....oh and there is a new one of Joe too..(but that one is rubbish..looks nothing like him)

http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f297/Satriella/Joe%20Satriani/?sc=1&multi=1&addtype=local&media=image

or

http://community.webshots.com/myphotos?action=viewAllPhotos&albumID=550119904&ran=15150

Gotta have Joe - I am so glad that you inspired me to pick up my pencils again...I think I am actually getting the hang of it now....THANKS SO MUCH SWEETY!

Kayla. i have to do a presentation so i am getting off. call me tonight sorry i have not called you i have been sooooo busy with shyanne and my mom almost died of bleeding to death and i have drivers ed and thats almost done but i will get ahold of you later tonight. ttyl w/b

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Hum - "marketable skills" - would that translate to "Do you want fries with that?"

I have those skills too.

New wave music impresario Ian Copeland dead at 57

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Ian Copeland, a pioneering booking agent and music promoter credited with helping launch the "new wave" alternative rock movement of the 1970s and '80s with such bands as the Police, the B-52's and R.E.M, has died at age 57, relatives said on Wednesday.

Copeland succumbed to melanoma on Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles where he was surrounded by family members, including younger brother Stewart Copeland, a founder and drummer of the Police, his publicist said.

With the help of older brother Miles, Copeland began his career in show business as a booking agent in London, where he discovered the Scottish funk outfit Average White Band, who made their debut in 1973 opening for Eric Clapton.

Copeland moved in the mid-1970s to Macon, Georgia, to work for the Paragon Agency, which booked tours for popular southern rock acts like Charlie Daniels, Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers Band.

But it was Copeland's role in helping brother Miles, founder of the International Records Syndicate (I.R.S.) label, introduce the British band Squeeze to the United States that transformed his career.

The brothers adopted a strategy of building fan support for Squeeze by booking the group on a tour of smaller nightclubs, and successfully repeated that formula to launch other bands, including the Police and the B-52's.

Their work was pivotal in establishing the "club circuit" that helped usher in the punk rock and new wave scenes to the United States.

After the demise of Paragon, Copeland moved to New York and started his own booking agency, Frontier Booking International (F.B.I.), which represented such acts as Adam Ant, the Bangles, R.E.M., nine inch nails, the Go-Go's, UB40, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Oingo Boingo, the Dead Kennedys and the Cure.

The son of a jazz musician turned U.S. intelligence officer, Copeland was born in Damascus, Syria, in the midst of a military coup. As a young man he enlisted in the U.S. Army at the height of the Vietnam War and served in the infantry, earning numerous decorations.

Ánton Shred:Thanks for checkin out the site & supportin, much appreciated.I used a cracked Cakewalk 9 program copy for most of my cd although an Audigy soundcard on the computer contributed mostly to being able to record a half decent sound.You should be fine with the Cake 8 track.Look forward t hearin yer own stuff one day, stay cool bro & thanks again

Clarky:Sup skipper? Word has it you now have 2 Digis y lucky sod, where did y find number 2? lol on yer earlier post t me

Steeve T:Long time no post t y bud, howz life in chromeboy land any new tracks up n runnin?

Beer beer we want more beer

All the lads are cheerin' get the ****in' beer in!

Murder defendant tries to strangle lawyer in court

BOSTON (Reuters) - A man charged with murder in Massachusetts was so angry with his lawyer's performance he attacked the attorney in court, trying to strangle him as a shocked judge looked on, Boston radio reported on Wednesday.

"I think he just didn't like the way some of the rulings the judge was making was going yesterday morning," attorney Bruce Carroll told WBZ Radio of the Tuesday morning attack by defendant John Gomes in Boston's Suffolk Superior Court.

"He eventually stood up, started saying something and reached over and grabbed me by the throat," said Carroll.