| Nashville: IRL IndyCar Post-Race Press Conference - Patrick ...
THE MODERATOR: Danica Patrick is our story of the day as its her best finish of the season. It also ties her career best finish at fourth place. She finished fourth place at Motegi, Japan and Indianapolis last year.
Danica, tell us about your evening.
DANICA PATRICK: It was a good night. It was a night of catching a break or two and keeping up with the race car. It was kind of an ever-changing track. I remember last year the track picked up grip the whole time. It did the same thing tonight.
We were being called to pit, pit, pit for fuel. The yellow came out. I caught that break, which was nice, because it seems like I've been caught out on that all season so far. Gosh, at Indy I thought it happened -- every time I went out on a sticker set of tires, the yellow came out, even in practice.
Is Gay Community in Uproar over Jan Davis Guitar
It was assumed by a recent news release headlined: "Wrong-Way Guitarist Crash Lands on Internet" that world-renowned guitarist Jan Davis was referred to as: "going the wrong-way."
[ClickPress, Sat Jul 15 2006] It was assumed by a recent news release headlined: "Wrong-Way Guitarist Crash Lands on Internet" that world-renowned guitarist Jan Davis was referred to as: "going the wrong-way."
One gay reader wrote, "With all the controversy over gay marriages, and other negative references, we certainly don't need any more setbacks."
Apparently, some members of the gay community ascertained, since the artist's name is Jan, and may be regarded as effeminate; the article was referring to his sexual orientation. Other comments indicated the term, "wrong-way" is being tagged onto the entire gay community.
Lipstick Mystic
Paris Hilton says she has few friends left because they always leak information about her to the media. She tests their loyalty by telling them a lie. If the lie shows up in the papers, that friendship is kaput. The new moon is giving you flashbacks about times when you've been betrayed. But when you introduced your slutty roommate to your boyfriend, you knew she would jump his bones. Duh. Taurus (April 20-May 20) In a court deposition Ojani Noa, Jennifer Lopez's first husband, says that Jennifer practices Santeria, which is similar to voodoo, and has used it on Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ben Affleck and Marc Antony. You figure J'Lo's mojo must be getting weak. How else can she explain Monster-in-Law and Shall We Dance? Saturn is making you desperate to regain career momentum.
Living Room Set furnishes tuneful, thoughtful music
They are a different generation from today's young metal or rap musicians. Their unique acoustic sound evolved the way folk music did, through connections and creativity. But they tap a vast, diverse folk and popular repertoire, and match that with the quick wit, deft writing and thoughtful imagery in their own originals. And they package it all in ringing, tight three-part harmonies.They're the Living Room Set: guitarists Diane Burns of Miramar and Bob Peterson of Half Moon Bay, and bassist Peter Bland of Miramar.There are different versions of how the name evolved two years ago. Burns attributes it to playing in each others' living rooms; Peterson credits folk icon Emmylou Harris with the inspiration.The three singers/songwriters met through local jam sessions, in which musicians dropped by to try out their sounds with one another.
iPlayMusic's Play Music Together for Macintosh Gives Kids & ...
MENLO PARK, Calif., July 14 /PRNewswire/ -- iPlayMusic, a leading provider of music learning and entertainment products, today announced the launch of Play Music Together, a Macintosh software and video DVD designed to enable toddlers and preschoolers to make music with parents and caregivers. This unique music learning and entertainment product includes interactive guitar and song lessons, and a dancing and singing puppet named Capo who encourages participation among the whole family. Play Music Together includes interactive software for the Macintosh, GarageBand music projects, a printable coloring book featuring scenes from the children's songs and a bonus DVD. A video-only DVD of guitar and song lessons is also available for viewing on any television, PC or portable DVD player. Videos from the Macintosh software can be easily exported to iTunes and played on a video iPod for anytime, anywhere entertainment or learning.
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