From Youtube:

July 30th, 2008. 7/30/2008

Horrific incident is captured on video of an innocent man being beaten mercilessly by NYPD officers in uniform.

BLOW BY BLOW: Officer Maurice Harrington is caught on video whacking Michael Cephus with a baton while another cop handcuffs the suspect before they finally subdue him.

The victim screams in agony as the police officer inflicts savage blows to his legs with a baton, also known as a bat, causing extreme pain and bleeding while crying out his arm has been injured.

YT:(c) 2007 Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and The Estate of Maurice Gibb, under exclusive license to Warner Strategic Marketing Inc., a Warner Music Group Company.

Hear that folks? There's some strategery going on at Warner alla sudden! And no, I'm not trying to start a cheese riot. A moment of weakness is all. In the mood for moog.

^ Whatever you say, Maurice...

>> ^waxxx:
Excellent Feghoot to the movie!
promote


thx! what's a feghoot?

oh, cool!

it's my other favorite oldie, set in motion by a coke bottle.

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>> ^HaricotVert:
> Bolero is all about sex.

what isn't?

>> ^Enzoblue:
> Thanks for the Sift!

cool! yw!

>> ^guessandcheck:
> great quote. from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Ravel

yeah. i remember my dad telling me that Ravel had widely admitted that it was a rush job, and not his most imaginative work.
but hey. it's catchy.

>> ^Trancecoach:
> I can't hear this music without thinking of Bo Derek and Dudley Moore.

bless Blake Edwards' gin-soaked old heart.

I loved Maurice Sendak as a kid -- and I love him even more now!

Oh, I'm sure it'll look gorgeous and the voicing and such will be great, but it won't be "Where the Wild Things Are" - it'll be a much different story very loosely based on the original. It has to be - if you watch the animated version you'll see how short and simple the story is. They're probably going to accomplish what they're planning to do, but it won't be a movie of the book, much like the recent "Jumper" wasn't a movie of the book.

I'd prefer to see some originality in Hollywood and the abandonment of creating bastardized versions of beloved pre-existing materials, but I know that isn't at all likely to happen any time soon.

Happy Mardi Gras!!

I stopped by Maurice French's yesterday and had my first piece this morning. Really good stuff. Had to get a cream cheese cake because they had run out of traditionals. I like that they don't overdue it with the cheese, which Haydel's seems to have been doing recently.

I miss McKenzie's cake doughnuts so much. But for King Cakes, it's almost always been Haydel's. I haven't had Randazzo's since I was a kid and never tried the other two - which is weird since I grew up pretty close to Maurice French Pastries.

I was pretty resistant to fillings at first, but I gotta say, Haydel's cream cheese king cake is pretty damn good.

So what kind do you like. McKenzie's is no more. You like Haydel's Bakery, Randazzo's Camellia City, Frances' Bakery or Maurice French Pasteries?

You like the ones with fillings?

There's a chocolate King Cake, but I can't remember who makes that one.

Thank you! I just want it to sift so much because I saved it. I didn't want my save to be in vain. Thanks again, friend!

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I wouldn't normally vote for a theremin video, but because you asked... upvote.

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