The two words come together with so much need for understanding and complete disregard for the past…to erase an action, a thought, a feeling—how can one do that? When you hide something it become prominent.
I know the words, see them, hear them, feel them, utter them, & wish they would flutter through space more than the pigeons that toxify the world. Today I understand that this summation is NOT GREATER than the sum of its parts; that in fact this combination is more like a divider—of emotions, relationships, countries & life.
Did you ever see the movie “Love Story?” It was declared in unison by two of my guy friends as ‘the saddest movie ever made.’ The movie prophetizes that if I love someone there is no need to say those words. I suppose that before I could ever compose the thought, that it should not, and indeed, does not exist.
Enough of the use of this combination of letters, consonants, vowels, spaces, periods, exclamation points, and/or question marks. It is a phantom word & one that was seen but never to be spoken again. So if this phrase is about to enter into a conversation I will (as should the world) oust it out! Decipher the reason it appeared, damn phantom, think deep about what it would be covering up, and then dig it up, expose it for the false sense of protection it provided. Rip the blanket out of all of our hands, and leave us stranded- empty and free of the weight of the words.

Spoke In The Wheel by: Black Label SocietyAlbum: Sonic Brew
Title Track by: Death Cab For CutieAlbum: We Have The Facts And We're Voting Yes 2000
Nothing Better (Styrofoam Remix) by: The Postal ServiceAlbum: We Will Become Silhouettes EP
Don't Need Your Lovin' by: The Chocolate WatchbandAlbum: Melts In Your Brain...Not On Your Wrist! !!!!!!!!!!
A Lack Of Color by: Death Cab For CutieAlbum: Transatlanticism
Now My Heart Is Full by: MorrisseyAlbum: Vauxhall And
Priests And Paramedics by: Pedro The LionAlbum: Control 2002
Never Win by: FischerspoonerAlbum: Odyssey
Mercy In You by: Depeche ModeAlbum: Songs Of Faith And Devotion
Slow Burn by: Hudson BellAlbum: When The Sun Is The Moon
Styrofoam Plates by: Death Cab For CutieAlbum: The Photo Album
Black Grease by: The Black AngelsAlbum: The Black Angels
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (Version 2) (Live) by: The Velvet UndergroundAlbum: Live At Max's Kansas City
Suck by: The Wedding PresentAlbum: Seamonsters
Tumble and Fall by: FeederAlbum: Pushing The Senses
Just Like Honey by: The Jesus And Mary ChainAlbum: 21 Singles
Pure Morning by: PlaceboAlbum: Once More With Feeling
Elevator Love Letter by: StarsAlbum: Heart ****
Nowhere To Hide by: DowntownAlbum: Downtown ((~beatles~))
Happily Ever After by: The GufsAlbum: Holiday From You
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Slingshot (feat. Digweed & Muir) by: John DigweedAlbum: Stark Raving Mad
Belong by: SashaAlbum: Involver

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music for 4/21 ~~

Holes In Heaven by: Jack JohnsonAlbum: Thicker Than Water: Music From A Film By Jack Johnson And The Malloys
Road Bone (Live) by: Willy PorterAlbum: High Wire Live
Busting Up A Starbucks (Live) by: Mike Doughty ((soul coughing singer))Album: Studio 7: Live From The Archives, Vol. 3
Two-Headed Boy by: Neutral Milk HotelAlbum: In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
Morning Glory by: OasisAlbum: (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
Nothing New by: IsidoreAlbum: Isidore
You Stay Here (Live) by: Willy PorterAlbum: High Wire Live
True Love Waits (Live) by: RadioheadAlbum: I Might Be Wrong (Live)
Scattered (Live) by: Rusted RootAlbum: Rusted Root Live
We Might As Well Be Strangers by: KeaneAlbum: Hopes And Fears
Boston by: AugustanaAlbum: All The Stars And Boulevards
Love At First Feel by: Mark Kozelek ((red house painters singer))Album: What's Next To The Moon Crash Into Me by: The Dave Matthews BandAlbum: Crash
Soul One by: Blind MelonAlbum: Tones Of Home: The Best Of Blind Melon
Everything by: Stereo FuseAlbum: Stereo Fuse
I'm A Shit by: Jason LoewensteinAlbum: At Sixes And Sevens
Ten Thousand Pounds by: Steve DawsonAlbum: Sweet Is The Anchor
Outloud by: DispatchAlbum: Rock For Relief
Soup by: Blind MelonAlbum: Tones Of Home: The Best Of Blind Melon
She's Too Good For Me by: Warren ZevonAlbum: Reconsider Me: The Love Songs
Scream by: Ima RobotAlbum: Ima Robot
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In Circles by: Sunny Day Real EstateAlbum: Diary
Bound For The Floor by: Local HAlbum: As Good As Dead
Easy Read (Live) by: Trashcan SinatrasAlbum: Fez
Thrill Is Gone by: Bernard FanningAlbum: Tea & Sympathy
Annalisa by: Chris Von SneidernAlbum: Like Me That Way
February by: The Appleseed CastAlbum: Peregrine
Forever Free by: If All Else FailsAlbum: Forever Free: A Sublime Tribute Album *********************
Toes Across The Floor by: Blind MelonAlbum: Tones Of Home: The Best Of Blind Melon
Come Around by: Rhett MillerAlbum: The Instigator (NEW WEEZER??)
My Happiness by: PowderfingerAlbum: Odyssey Number Five
Fijate Bien by: JuanesAlbum: Fijate Bien
La Tortura Con Sanz by: ShakiraAlbum: Fijacion Oral Vol. 1
A Caballo by: Kinito MendezAlbum: 12 Exitos
If Tha Mood (feat. Shakari Nyte) by: EstheroAlbum: Wikked Lil' Grrrls ***********
Long by: Brazilian GirlsAlbum: Brazilian Girls
Kung Fu Fightin' by: NigoAlbum: Ape Sounds
Doper Skiller (feat. Kool Keith) by: Viktor VaughnAlbum: (VV:2) Venomous Villain lyrics: i'm gettin retarded like mad cow kickin in... !! phenomenol
International by: Hit SquadAlbum: Zero Tolerance

more musique

Smooth Operator by: PruAlbum: Pru
Ecos Na Catedral (Sund...MadredeusElectronico (2002)
North West ThreeFatboy SlimPalookaville (2004
WWIII by: Pharoahe Monch & Shabaam SahdeeqAlbum: Rawkus Records Presents: Soundbombing II
Before We Begin by: BroadcastAlbum: Ha Ha Sound
Cherry Pie by: SadeAlbum: Diamond Life
Everyday Is A Holiday (With You) by: EstheroAlbum: We R In Need Of A Musical Revolution
Mantrap - A Wish Come True by: Beborn BetonAlbum: The Best Of Beborn Beton: Tales From Another World
Hey Ladies by: T.O.K.Album: Unknown Language
Woman Dem Phat by: Buju BantonAlbum: Unchained Spirit
Give It To Her by: Tanto Metro & DevonteAlbum: Blazin' Reggae
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Queenie by: Brazzaville Album: Welcome To... Brazzaville
June 18, 1976 by: Pedro the LionAlbum: Progress
We Gonna Move by: Bob BrozmanAlbum: A Truckload Of Blues
Stupidest Thing by: Eric's TripAlbum: Forever Again
Cucarachas by: Jim BiancoAlbum: Well Within Reason
Suzie Blue by: Ben HarperAlbum: Burn To Shine
Both Hands by: WilAlbum: Both Hands
Company Calls by: Death Cab For CutieAlbum: We Have The Facts And We're Voting Yes
Easy To Leave by: Evan OlsonAlbum: One Room
Supersonic by: OasisAlbum: Definitely Maybe
Do You Remember by: Jack JohnsonAlbum: In Between Dreams
Desert Sunrise by: Brett DennenAlbum: Brett Dennen
Wishin' & Wonderin' by: Stroke 9Album: Cafe Cuts: A Collection Of Acoustic Favorites
Traffic In The Sky by: Jack JohnsonAlbum: On And On
Calling All Cars by: Sean HayesAlbum: Sean Hayes
Lost My Lights by: The City On FilmAlbum: In Formal Introduction

chinatown deal!!

READY, SET, CHOW! GET YOUR DOLLAR BILLS READY FOR TASTE OF CHINATOWN!

Popular $1 and $2 Tasting Plates Return to Chinatown’s Scrumptious Bi-Annual Festival

Over fifty Chinatown restaurants, bakeries, and teahouses will be serving tasting plates of their house specialties and signature dishes for just $1 or $2 dollars on Saturday, April 22 from 1:00PM to 6:00PM at the “Taste of Chinatown” food festival. This bi-annual outdoor celebration invites New Yorkers and visitors alike to enjoy a culinary tasting tour of the historic neighborhood’s many Asian cuisines including Cantonese, Shanghainese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Indonesian, Thai, and Japanese to name a few.

What’s on the menu for the upcoming “Taste of Chinatown”? Here’s a preview of some of the hundreds of dishes to be savored:

§ New Eastern Villa (66 Mott St.) will offer braised flounder cubes, sliced crispy fillet steak, and sweet & sour ribs for $2.
§ Wo Hop (15 Mott St.) will serve classics such as pork fried rice, scallion lo mien, fried wontons, and hot & sour soup for $1.
§ Another classic dish, the Peking duck, will be served for $2 at several restaurants including the famous Peking Duck House at 28 Mott Street.
§ Sweet-N-Tart’s (20 Mott St.) new creation, the sautéed shrimp in pumpkin sauce will make its “Taste of Chinatown” debut along with a traditional Chinese favorite, the home-style tofu topped with shrimp, preserved cabbage, and water spinach, both for $2.
§ Surely, Chinatown is not just about Chinese food! Doyers Vietnamese (11 Doyers St.) will offer a taste of Saigon with their grilled beef & papaya salad, satay beef, and grilled lemongrass pork chop for $1
§ Jaya Malaysian (90 Baxter St.) will present its signature dishes also for just $1 including the pineapple fried rice, Malaysian curry noodles, and Singapore fried noodles.

Ever wondered what are the perfect accompaniments to bubble tea? Let the experts at Teariffic Café (51 Mott St.) tell you as they showcase $2 finger foods such as yakitori chicken skewers, shrimp toasts, samosas, and spicy chicken strips in additional to a selection of their best bubble teas.

Vegetarians will also be able to join in the fun at Buddha Bodhai Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant (5 Mott St.), House of Vegetarian (68 Mott St.), and Vegetarian Dim Sum House (24 Pell St.) where the restaurants will fool vegans and carnivores alike with their realistic animal-free versions of Chinese specialties like fried snails, shark’s fin soup, Peking pork chops, and beef noodles for $1 or $2.

Tasting stations will be set up in front of each participating food establishment throughout the heart of Chinatown from Bowery to Baxter and Canal to Worth Streets with Mott Street closed to vehicular traffic from Canal to Worth Streets. For the first time, chairs and tables will be set up on Mott Street for the dining convenience of the many epicures expected for Chinatown’s tastiest celebration.

“Taste of Chinatown” will also feature a full-day of fun and entertainment for kids of all ages including lion dances, arts & crafts stations for children conducted by the Museum of Chinese in the Americas, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Children’s Museum of the Arts, and a fortune cookie writing contest where winners may have their words of wisdom published in some of the millions of fortune cookies made by Wonton Foods each day.

A tasting tour map is available at ExploreChinatown.com to guide participants to try the maximum number of tempting dishes in one afternoon. The tour map can also be picked up at the Chinatown Tourist Information Kiosk on Canal Street and Baxter.

The date has already been set for the next “Taste of Chinatown” – Saturday, October 21, 2006.

Participating Restaurants, Bakeries, and Tea Houses include:

Ajisen Noodle ; Asian Café & Grill ; Bangkok Grocery ; Big Wong King ; Bo Ky ; Buddha Bodai Kosher Vegetarian ; Chanoodle Express ; Danny Ng ; Doyers Vietnamese ; East Ocean Seafood ; Egg Custard King
Fay Da ; Fong Inn Too ; Fried Dumplings ; Galaxy 45 ; Happy 16 Diner ; Hee Win Lai ; House of Vegetarian
Hsin Wong ; Jaya Malaysian ; Lucky 11 ; Lung Moon Bakery ; Mandarin Court ; Marco Polo Noodle Shop
May May Bakery ; Mee Sum Café ; Moon House ; Mr. Tang ; New Beef King ; New Big Wang ; New Eastern Villa
Nice One Bakery ; Nom Wah Tea Parlor ; Peking Duck House ; Pho Viet Huong ; Ping's Seafood ; Sanur Restaurant ; Shanghai Cuisine ; Shanghai Garden ; Silkroad Place ; Sing Wong ; Sweet-N-Tart ; Tai Hong Lau
Tasty Dumpling ; Teariffic Café ; Ten Ren's Tea Time ; Thai Son ; Tongin Mart ; Vegetarian Dim Sum House
Wo Hop ; Wonton Garden. A complete listing of restaurants and addresses is available at the Tourism Information Kiosk (Canal and Baxter ) or at www.ExploreChinatown.com.

national dance week

April 21 - 30 2006 - National Dance Week NYC 2006 : sponsored by: Tendu Magazine; for information, contact: Tasha Norman, 555 5th Ave 14th Fl NY NY 10027; phone: 212-377-2061; fax: 212-986-5316; email: Tasha@tendumagazine.com; website: www.NDW-NYC.orgTendu Magazine and National Dance Week Celebrates National Dance Week- NYC 2006! NDW-NYC 2006 is open to the public and includes free dance classes to all participants at over 25 dance studios in the New York area. SPECIAL FEATURES OF NDW-NYC 2006 (April 21-30, 2006) WILL INCLUDE: The Launch Event for NDW-NYC 2006 will be at the Sony Atrium from 12-2pm April 24th Hosted by Melanie LePatin; The Mid-Week Gala will be held at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in Times Square on April 27th celebrating NDW with performances, exhibitors and celebrity guest appearances; A Culminating Performance at Dance Times Square; Dance Workshops with celebrity instructors: such as Djnoiba from Djnoiba Dance & Drum Center (www.Djoniba.com), Pierre Dulan Dancenter (www.PierreDulane.com), Melanie LePatin (www.DanceTimesSquare.com), FlyFly AerialAcrobatics (www.Fireflydance.com) , Dance Manhattan ( www.DanceManhattan.com); Screenings of Various Dance films at featured studios and locations; Dance Art exhibitions at Launch Event; Dance Performances by celebrated NYC dance companies; Launch of new dance products and videos
April 29 - Kennedy Dancers National Dance Week NYC Celebration: sponsored by The Kennedy Dancers; for information contact: Diane Dragone, 79 Central aveJersey City, NJ 07306; Phone: 201-659-2190; Fax: 201-798-1523; Email: kennedydancers@aol.com; Website: kennedydancers.orgThe Kennedy Dancers Professional and Inner City Junior Dance Company and Maher Benham will be performing at Maher Benham's Hummingbird Studio 495 Broadway, NYC, NY. All tickets $15.00
Sunday, April 30th - Celebration of Dance: NYC Student Festival in Honor of National Dance Week: sponsored by NYC Dance Educators/UFT; Contact: Abigail Agresta-Stratton, ChairNYCDE/UFT, 219 Bronx River Road, Apt 5 A, Yonkers, NY 10704; Fax: 914 237 4221; Email: abigail.agresta@verizon.net; Website:uft.org/member/today/committees/dance NYC DOE Dance Educators join in the 5th Annual Celebration of Dance in Honor of National Dance Week: NYC Student Dance Festival 2006 on Sunday, April 30th at 2pm at the UFT Headquarters, 52 Broadway, NY, NY
WATERTOWNApril 21 - 30, 2006 - Celebrating The Dance for National Dance Week : sponsored by Ultimate Goal Family Sports Complex and In Motion School of Dance; for information, contact: Shereen Daly, In Motion School of Dance, 585 Rand Dr., Watertown, NY, 13601; phone: 315-785-5513; email: inmotion@twcny.rr.comThe Ultimate Goal Family Sports Complex, Watertown, NY, will host a wall for our "Celebrating The Dance" exhibit. The wall will be filled with information on dancers and choreographers, as well as artwork and writings from students about dance and why it is important to them. To submit anything to be included or to find out how to participate please contact In Motion School of Dance, LLC.Tuesday, April 25, 2006 10:30 a.m. : Storytime Plus for National Dance Week - sponsored by: Flower Memorial Library; for information, contact: Shereen Daly, 229 Washington St., Watertown, NY 13601; phone: 315-785-5513; email: inmotion@twcny.rr.comArea dance teachers and the Flower Memorial Library come together to offer Storytime Plus! Pre-schoolers will enjoy dance related stories, including Angelina Ballerina, a class in creative movement and a simple craft. The event is free and open to the public. We will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Children's Library.Friday, April 28 2006 - A Dance for Dancers during NDW - sponsored by: Ultimate Goal Family Sports Complex; for information, contact: Shereen Daly, 585 Rand Dr., Watertown, NY 13601; phone: 315-785-5513; email: inmotion@twcny.rr.comThe Ultimate Goal gymnasium will play host to a "Dance for Dancers during NDW." Students from area dance studios, and their families, are invited to come and celebrate National Dance Week. Whirlin' Disc Sound will provide the DJ services. The event will take place 6:30-9:00 p.m. All students must be accompanied by one adult family member. Admission/donations may be paid at the door. Proceeds will benefit the Dance World Relay for Life Team and the National Dance Week Organization. Let's get together and do what we do best...dance!
April 30, 2006 : Angelina Ballerina™ Party for National Dance Week - sponsored by Rhonda's FooteWorks; for information, contact: Rhonda Foote, Phone: 315-767-3978; Email: info@rhondasfooteworks.com; Website: www.rhondasfooteworks.com