michael jackson songs listen

michael jackson songs listen



Reactions to Michael Jackson's Sudden Death Vary From Sadness to Anger,
In the weeks before his death, we might have said we didn't know how we felt about Michael Jackson. He'd become so bizarre, so pale, so foreign and different from the musical genius some of us once worshipped. We thought that we hardly thought about him, except perhaps as a punch line. We felt that we felt nothing. But when news of Jackson's death broke yesterday, it turned out that we were wrong. Fans and unfans alike, all around the world, all felt something, and sometimes very deeply.

"He was my first love," said Alesia Crawford, 48, a dentist who lives in Wheaton. "I used to sleep with his album covers." She had come to the Fye music store in Wheaton Mall to buy his music, as had many other fans. By 7 p.m. all that was left in the Jackson section was a black music divider reading "Top Selling Artists of All Time."

"I'm crushed," said Jordan Lloyd, 18, also shopping at Fye. "I watched all his videos: 'Thriller,' 'Beat It.' 'Dangerous' was the best."

michael jackson songs listen

michael jackson songs listen



Reactions to Michael Jackson's Sudden Death Vary From Sadness to Anger,
In the weeks before his death, we might have said we didn't know how we felt about Michael Jackson. He'd become so bizarre, so pale, so foreign and different from the musical genius some of us once worshipped. We thought that we hardly thought about him, except perhaps as a punch line. We felt that we felt nothing. But when news of Jackson's death broke yesterday, it turned out that we were wrong. Fans and unfans alike, all around the world, all felt something, and sometimes very deeply.

"He was my first love," said Alesia Crawford, 48, a dentist who lives in Wheaton. "I used to sleep with his album covers." She had come to the Fye music store in Wheaton Mall to buy his music, as had many other fans. By 7 p.m. all that was left in the Jackson section was a black music divider reading "Top Selling Artists of All Time."

"I'm crushed," said Jordan Lloyd, 18, also shopping at Fye. "I watched all his videos: 'Thriller,' 'Beat It.' 'Dangerous' was the best."

michael jackson songs listen

michael jackson songs listen



Reactions to Michael Jackson's Sudden Death Vary From Sadness to Anger,
In the weeks before his death, we might have said we didn't know how we felt about Michael Jackson. He'd become so bizarre, so pale, so foreign and different from the musical genius some of us once worshipped. We thought that we hardly thought about him, except perhaps as a punch line. We felt that we felt nothing. But when news of Jackson's death broke yesterday, it turned out that we were wrong. Fans and unfans alike, all around the world, all felt something, and sometimes very deeply.

"He was my first love," said Alesia Crawford, 48, a dentist who lives in Wheaton. "I used to sleep with his album covers." She had come to the Fye music store in Wheaton Mall to buy his music, as had many other fans. By 7 p.m. all that was left in the Jackson section was a black music divider reading "Top Selling Artists of All Time."

"I'm crushed," said Jordan Lloyd, 18, also shopping at Fye. "I watched all his videos: 'Thriller,' 'Beat It.' 'Dangerous' was the best."

the great american bubble machine

the great american bubble machine

So, the always inflammatory Matt Taibbi is absolutely laying waste to Goldman in the latest edition of Rolling Stone. Zero Hedge has a copy of the article. The title of the article is "The Great American Bubble Machine: From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again" so needless to say this is absolute red meat for everyone who despises Goldman (but of course there are none of those people on CAPS...).

The article basically lays the crash of the NASDAQ, the housing bubble, $4 a gallon gas, and the ridiculous nature of the bank bailout all at the feet of the Gods of Finance. This has all been discussed before, but it is still interesting to reread it, and Taibbi has some details I hadn't read before. However, the best parts come toward the end, when he accuses Goldman of using their influence to rig our current energy policy and create yet another playground for them to leach away our money. Of course, this is a RS article and a lot of the accusations are hearsay, but it's still an interesting read. Be forewarned, if you haven't read into the wonderful business practices of the boys at GS, then this is a lot of crooked and perverse bullsh*t to wade through at once. Regardless, these are certainly interesting times we are living through...

the great american bubble machine

the great american bubble machine

So, the always inflammatory Matt Taibbi is absolutely laying waste to Goldman in the latest edition of Rolling Stone. Zero Hedge has a copy of the article. The title of the article is "The Great American Bubble Machine: From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again" so needless to say this is absolute red meat for everyone who despises Goldman (but of course there are none of those people on CAPS...).

The article basically lays the crash of the NASDAQ, the housing bubble, $4 a gallon gas, and the ridiculous nature of the bank bailout all at the feet of the Gods of Finance. This has all been discussed before, but it is still interesting to reread it, and Taibbi has some details I hadn't read before. However, the best parts come toward the end, when he accuses Goldman of using their influence to rig our current energy policy and create yet another playground for them to leach away our money. Of course, this is a RS article and a lot of the accusations are hearsay, but it's still an interesting read. Be forewarned, if you haven't read into the wonderful business practices of the boys at GS, then this is a lot of crooked and perverse bullsh*t to wade through at once. Regardless, these are certainly interesting times we are living through...

the great american bubble machine

the great american bubble machine

So, the always inflammatory Matt Taibbi is absolutely laying waste to Goldman in the latest edition of Rolling Stone. Zero Hedge has a copy of the article. The title of the article is "The Great American Bubble Machine: From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again" so needless to say this is absolute red meat for everyone who despises Goldman (but of course there are none of those people on CAPS...).

The article basically lays the crash of the NASDAQ, the housing bubble, $4 a gallon gas, and the ridiculous nature of the bank bailout all at the feet of the Gods of Finance. This has all been discussed before, but it is still interesting to reread it, and Taibbi has some details I hadn't read before. However, the best parts come toward the end, when he accuses Goldman of using their influence to rig our current energy policy and create yet another playground for them to leach away our money. Of course, this is a RS article and a lot of the accusations are hearsay, but it's still an interesting read. Be forewarned, if you haven't read into the wonderful business practices of the boys at GS, then this is a lot of crooked and perverse bullsh*t to wade through at once. Regardless, these are certainly interesting times we are living through...

glidden paint

glidden paint


Choose your color online or at the Home Depot color chip display and request a quart of paint online or over the phone!
Glidden Paint’s Free Paint Giveaway starts today! Glidden’s Paint Giveaway of a quart of paint runs nationally starting today June 25, 2009 and ends July 2, 2009.

The promotion is a quart of paint. If you love to paint, like LALATE does, you know that a quart of paint can go a long way - some touch up of some bumps on the walls from the kids, some trim color change, some cabinet color dressing. A quart can come in handy and with Glidden you get a super brand.

To participate:
1. Register online at www.glidden.com, or call 1-800-GLIDDEN anytime between June 25, 2009 - July 2, 2009.
2. Choose any Glidden color.