It's over.

Quote:An Evening With Dream Theater - Train of Thought 2004 World Tour
(No opening act - 2 sets with an intermission)


Tue Mar 02, 2004 Seattle, WA - Moore Theater
Wed Mar 03, 2004 Portland, OR - Roseland Theater
Fri Mar 05, 2004 San Francisco, CA - Warfield Theater
Sat Mar 06, 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Pantages Theater
Thu Mar 11, 2004 Denver, CO - Paramount Theater
Thu Mar 18, 2004 Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom
Fri Mar 19, 2004 Chicago, IL - Riveria Theater
Tue Mar 23, 2004 Greensburg (Pittsburgh), PA - The Palace Theater
Thu Mar 25, 2004 Toronto, Ontario - Massey Hall
Fri Mar 26, 2004 Quebec City, Quebec - Le Capitole
Sat Mar 27, 2004 Montreal, Quebec - Metropolis
Thu Apr 01, 2004 Boston, MA - Orpheum Theater
Fri Apr 02, 2004 Philladelphia, PA - Tower Theater
Sat Apr 03, 2004 New York City - The Theater at Madison Square Garden


More tour dates are on their way and will be confirmed
and announced on <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dreamtheater.net/">http://www.dreamtheater.net/</a><!-- m --> soon.

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seems cool, i wonder what it'll look like

I am a mere several posts away from this milestone of 20,000 posts. I am working on my swan song as we speak, my final post.

miss me!!

carry on my work!!

WE REMEMBER: Superfly - Ron O'Neal dead at 66.




Ron O'Neal as Superfly
(Jan. 16, 2004) *The seventies blaxploitation icon from the 1972 film "Superfly," Ron O'Neal has died. His role as cocaine dealer, Youngblood Priest, made him an unforgettable member of filmmaking history.
After a lengthy bout with cancer, O'Neal died Wednesday evening at Cedars Sinai, according to his wife, Audrey Pool O'Neal.

O'Neal grew up in Cleveland, OH, but was born in Utica, NY. He developed an interest in theater and joined Cleveland's Karamu House, an interracial acting troupe, training there for nine years (1957-1966).

In 1967, he moved to New York and taught acting in Harlem to support himself, jointly appearing in summer stock and off-Broadway shows at the same time. He received critical acclaim in 1970 in Joseph Papp's Public Theatre production of "No Place to Be Somebody," in which he won the Obie, Drama Desk, Clarence Derwent and Theatre World awards for his powerful performance. It was this performance that brought him to the attention of the producers of "Superfly."

He made his directing debut the following year with "Super Fly T.N.T." which again starred himself. Unfortunately the blaxploitation film genre took a nose dive and within a couple of years, O'Neal was struggling, playing support roles and even less by the end of the decade.

Entertainment Weekly interviewed the star in May of 1996 and asked about this period of his life.

"I didn't work. I would go two or three years without working at all. It was a little crazy for me. I was divorced during that period - I think it probably helped break up my marriage."

Although he managed to co-star in the TV series "Bring 'Em Back Alive" and "The Equalizer" in the 80s, it was an uphill battle trying to shake the pimpish image of "Priest" from his Superfly days.

In 1996, he joined other former 70s blaxploitation film action stars, Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Richard Roundtree and Pam Grier, in a reunion of sorts in the film "Original Gangstas."

Okay, so being that I have a single line I can't tape and watch something different. I can only record one show and not be able changle the channel. Does anybody have this Dual LNB or Multi-switch? Or is there another way to go about this? Help

never played it, just like to say it.

i rule.

Anyone know of a good Bed and Breakfast in Newport, Rhode Island? Jacuzzi and fireplace preferred.

one of the best of the Megaman bosses!