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by ramallo＠fisica.unlp.edu.ar 26 Mar '07

26 Mar '07

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sale auction to afford buying Police tickets
by michel alvino 25 Mar '07

25 Mar '07

Hello everybody I know it's not the place to sale items but I didn't manage to get tickets for the Paris show and the ones on ebay seems to get pretty high , so I need to sell a part of my collection to afford buying them. Here is the link of my site, you'll find the sale list link. Thanks for looking; If you have any question leave me a message. Thanks Please visit : Stewart Copeland Inside Out - Kollected Works http://stewartcopeland.societeg.com/ http://www.myspace.com/kollectedworks --------------------------------- DÃ©couvrez une nouvelle faÃ§on d'obtenir des rÃ©ponses Ã toutes vos questions ! Profitez des connaissances, des opinions et des expÃ©riences des internautes sur Yahoo! Questions/RÃ©ponses.

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Johnny Nitro
by mikebruscell＠adelphia.net 25 Mar '07

25 Mar '07

Hi all, If I may beg your indulgence for a moment, my friend Carl posted here as Johnny Nitro several times in 2003 and 2004. Carl died in July. He had had diabetes for several years, and developed an infection from which he unexpectedly did not recover. Carl was 36, and the second of his parents' two children to have passed away much too soon. My friends and I would like to remember Carl for them as best as we can, and any thoughts or memories you have to share would be deeply appreciated. Thank you, Mike Bruscell mikebruscell(a)adelphia.net -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web.com What can On Demand Business Solutions do for you? http://link.mail2web.com/Business/SharePoint

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Re: [Police] Can I sell tickets here?
by DtmrCls＠aol.com 25 Mar '07

25 Mar '07

no, you're only allowed to give them away for free... and yes, I'll take them... :)

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Re: [Police] Can I sell tickets here?
by Stingfan222＠aol.com 25 Mar '07

25 Mar '07

I welcome it as long as it's from the regular posters, don't want someone out of the blue scalpers scamming us! Guess it's up to the administrator though. So sorry about your family emergency. Michelle In a message dated 3/25/07 11:23:58 AM, crisp8(a)cfl.rr.com writes: > Hey all, I originally was planning on going to 2 shows, but we had a family > emergency and now can only afford one. Is it ok to post an email here about > the extra tickets I have for sale? > > Don't want to step on anyone's toes/break any rules/etc. > > Thanks in advance, > Chris > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

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Re: [Police] Just another ticket
by Stingfan222＠aol.com 24 Mar '07

24 Mar '07

In a message dated 3/24/07 9:38:16 AM, dripdry(a)gmail.com writes: > "De do do do '86" had me wondering a minute ago that with all those Sting > vocals layered on top of each other, what would happen if there were, say, a > dozen Stings on stage together, or recording in the studio together. Ideas? > > > Scary idea... did you happen to see the Tales from the Labyrinth airing a couple weeks ago? Maybe it's on the dvd I bought too, but am waiting until I'm 60 to crack that open. There was a segment where there were 4 sting's singing and it was scary as hell, lol... Happy you were able to get your ticket!!!! Michelle ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

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Just another ticket
by David 24 Mar '07

24 Mar '07

Holy crap! Allison was gracious enough to offer me an extra ticket for the Chicago show... right behind home plate! Thanks Allison! W00t! Plus, I found out that a couple other people I know (older, 30's-ish financial advisors) are going to see them. Party before the show? Let's hope so! Hmmm... something useful to add... ? "De do do do '86" had me wondering a minute ago that with all those Sting vocals layered on top of each other, what would happen if there were, say, a dozen Stings on stage together, or recording in the studio together. Ideas? On a similar note, we Also, congrats Holly! David

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My amazing encounter with Chris Botti!!! (Long but read it anyway)
by Sweetmomb＠cs.com 24 Mar '07

24 Mar '07

Ahem. Regular readers of this list will recall that I met Sting in April 2005 and asked him to sing "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life" and he said he would sing it for me and 5 months later it was the single on Chris Botti's "To Love Again" CD. Well. Tonight I saw Chris Botti and his band in concert at a fabulous venue right here in my little college town (State College, PA). The show was, simply, incredible. He looked and sounded amazing, and his band was great! He had a wonderful drummer whom he said he chose because he wanted a drummer that would make Sting jealous! The drummer, James Genus, was indeed incredible, as was his bass player, who has been with the Saturday Night Live band for 7 years; his pianist, who was also amazing; his guitarist, who was ridiculously talented and funny; and his guitarist's cousin, who was the vocalist! He spent a lot of time talking to a young kid in the front row who was a budding drummer, and at the end of the show the drummer gave his sticks to the kid! I was in row 6. But I digress. After the show, he was in the lobby signing autographs. Making my way ever so delicately to the front of the line ("Move it or lose it, lady!"), there he sat on a barstool, surrounded by fans, a pile of Sharpies, and his road manager, Jeremy (more about Jeremy in a minute). Having planned what I would say, I said to him, "I had to come tonight to thank you, not only for helping to make my fondest dream come true, but for making it immeasurably better. I am the fan who asked Sting to sing "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life." His mouth dropped, he said, "You're kidding!!!" and I said, "No, it's true, you can look it up on brushwithfame.com!", and at that point Jeremy the road manager said," Yeah, it's true, that's my friend from Vancouver Ross's site." "You know Ross?" I said to Jeremy. "Ross and I went to school together", Jeremy replied. At which point, Chris Botti jumped off the barstool to hug and kiss ME. (I will pause here while you gasp. I'm still shaking!) "How did you find out about the song?" he said. "I saw it on Sting.com, and I almost broke my daughter's eardrums screaming into the phone when I saw it!", I replied. He laughed out loud! "I wish I had known about this before the show," he said. "I'd have talked about it onstage. Listen, if you're ever at a show again, make sure I know about it, okay?" I said, "I hope you come back again -- this is a great theater, and your show was just wonderful." And we hugged and kissed AGAIN. Of course I had brought along the insert of my "To Love Again" CD, and I said, "I think you need to sign right here," pointing to the space next to the track listing for the song. He signed it, "To Holly, I can't thank you enough for your idea! C.Botti" So, if it wasn't for the Police concert coming up in July, I would be leaving Earth now, since I have had two of the most incredible brushes with fame ever, and this planet is running out of things to amaze me!!;-) I will scan and post whatever photos came out, and my CD insert if I can. Have a great weekend, everyone! And Ross, we need to talk..... Holly

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Re: [Police] My amazing encounter with Chris Botti!!! (Long but read it anyway)
by Stingfan222＠aol.com 24 Mar '07

24 Mar '07

Bwaaaa!!!! How totally exciting for you Holly!!! What a sweet guy he seems to be. Save room for me on your rocket to another planet as after my year too, I may need to join you. Just found out that Fenway is a "go" for me now. Of course the two easy shows for me to get to are the ones that have proven to be a nightmare to find a single decent ticket. So very excited for you, send those photos when you come at least w/in the Earth's gravitational pull, OK? : ) michelle in tx In a message dated 3/23/07 10:52:44 PM, Sweetmomb(a)cs.com writes: > Ahem. > Regular readers of this list will recall that I met Sting in April 2005 and > asked him to sing "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life" and he said he > would sing it for me and 5 months later it was the single on Chris Botti's "To > Love Again" CD. > Well. > Tonight I saw Chris Botti and his band in concert at a fabulous venue right > here in my little college town (State College, PA). The show was, simply, > incredible. He looked and sounded amazing, and his band was great! He had a > wonderful drummer whom he said he chose because he wanted a drummer that would > make Sting jealous! The drummer, James Genus, was indeed incredible, as was his > bass player, who has been with the Saturday Night Live band for 7 years; his > pianist, who was also amazing; his guitarist, who was ridiculously talented > and funny; and his guitarist's cousin, who was the vocalist! He spent a lot > of time talking to a young kid in the front row who was a budding drummer, and > at the end of the show the drummer gave his sticks to the kid! I was in row > 6. > But I digress. > After the show, he was in the lobby signing autographs. Making my way ever > so delicately to the front of the line ("Move it or lose it, lady!"), there he > sat on a barstool, surrounded by fans, a pile of Sharpies, and his road > manager, Jeremy (more about Jeremy in a minute). > Having planned what I would say, I said to him, "I had to come tonight to > thank you, not only for helping to make my fondest dream come true, but for > making it immeasurably better. I am the fan who asked Sting to sing "What Are > You Doing The Rest of Your Life." > His mouth dropped, he said, "You're kidding!!!" and I said, > "No, it's true, you can look it up on brushwithfame.com!", > and at that point Jeremy the road manager said," Yeah, it's true, that's my > friend from Vancouver Ross's site." > "You know Ross?" I said to Jeremy. > "Ross and I went to school together", Jeremy replied. > At which point, Chris Botti jumped off the barstool to hug and kiss ME. > (I will pause here while you gasp. I'm still shaking!) > "How did you find out about the song?" he said. > "I saw it on Sting.com, and I almost broke my daughter's eardrums screaming > into the phone when I saw it!", I replied. He laughed out loud! > "I wish I had known about this before the show," he said. "I'd have talked > about it onstage. Listen, if you're ever at a show again, make sure I know > about it, okay?" > I said, "I hope you come back again -- this is a great theater, and your > show was just wonderful." > And we hugged and kissed AGAIN. > Of course I had brought along the insert of my "To Love Again" CD, and I > said, "I think you need to sign right here," pointing to the space next to the > track listing for the song. > He signed it, "To Holly, I can't thank you enough for your idea! C.Botti" > So, if it wasn't for the Police concert coming up in July, I would be > leaving Earth now, since I have had two of the most incredible brushes with fame > ever, and this planet is running out of things to amaze me!!;-) > I will scan and post whatever photos came out, and my CD insert if I can. > Have a great weekend, everyone! > And Ross, we need to talk..... > Holly > > > _______________________________________________ > Police mailing list > Police(a)mailman.xmission.com > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/police > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

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Need 1 Tix to Staples Center
by Jenny Dolan Balin 22 Mar '07

22 Mar '07

Yeah, still looking for a good seat for under $1000!!! (the cheapest online... yikes!) Anyway, I'd actually like two (to bring a date or a friend), but either way I gotta be there... I live here for crying out loud! Can someone help me out? thanks! Jen from SoCal "all made up and nowhere to go" --------------------------------- Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains.

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