Beyond The Blue

I absolutely love this song. I listen to it over and over. Its one of my favorites on the Wild Angels record. Its been my favorite since the record came out. Does anyone know if Martina has ever done this at a show. Or is it too short to perform?

Eharmony

Hey,

I know I've asked who has used this, but I have some questions. I am enjoying this, but I see in my search results things I am not happy with. I checked off these options:

-How far are you willing to search to find your matches?
* Up to 30 miles away (50 km) (this is the only one they have, I want people closer)
-Would you be willing to accept a partner who has children 18 years old or younger living full time in their home?
* No (they're sending me people with kids)

-Which religions would you be willing to accept as matches?
* Christian
Methodist
Baptist
Roman Catholic
Presbyterian
Lutheran (they've sent me someone outside of my beliefs)

Which ethnicities would you be willing to accept as matches?

* White, non-Hispanic (they sent me someone who is oriental)

I don't get it--shouldn't I be getting what I paid for? I'm confused. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

Exclusive: The Ap Has Written Britney Spears' Obituary

EXCLUSIVE: The AP Has Written Britney Spears' Obituary

The Associated Press began preparing Britney Spears’ obituary within the past month, Usmagazine.com has learned.

"We are not wishing it, but if Britney passed away, it’s easily one of the biggest stories in a long time," AP entertainment editor Jesse Washington tells Us.

"I think one would agree that Britney seems at risk right now," Washington adds. "Of course, we would never wish any type of misfortune on anybody and hope that we would never have to use it until 50 years from now…but if something were to happen, we would have to be prepared."

Washington also says the AP has a "pretty extensive obituary operation," and that staffers are "constantly adding people."

Following a bizarre night out Wednesday, Spears’ pal Sam Lutfi phoned into Ryan Seacrest’s radio show, claiming, “everything’s fine.”


*Its from US Magazine*

Troubled Actor Brad Renfro Dies At 25

LOS ANGELES - Actor Brad Renfro, whose career began promisingly with a childhood role in "The Client" but rapidly faded as he struggled with drugs and alcohol, was found dead Tuesday in his home. He was 25.

Paramedics pronounced him dead at 9 a.m., said Craig Harvey, chief investigator for the Los Angeles County coroner's office. The cause of death was not immediately determined, Harvey said, but an autopsy could be conducted as early as Wednesday.

Renfro had reportedly been drinking with friends the evening before his death, Harvey said.

Renfro's lawyer, Richard Kaplan, said he did not know whether the death was connected to any problems with addiction.

"He was working hard on his sobriety," Kaplan said. "He was doing well. He was a nice person."

Renfro recently completed a role in "The Informers," a film adaptation of a Bret Easton Ellis novel that stars Winona Ryder, Brandon Routh and Billy Bob Thornton.

"Brad was an exceptionally talented young actor and our time spent with him was thoroughly enjoyable," Marco Weber, president of the film's production house, Senator Entertainment, said in a statement.

The actor served 10 days in jail in May 2006 after pleading no contest to driving while intoxicated and guilty to attempted possession of heroin.

The latter charge stemmed from his arrest in Los Angeles' Skid Row area, when he attempted to buy heroin from an undercover officer in 2005.

For several years he was better known for that drug bust and the resulting criminal case than for acting.

After one court appearance, he talked to reporters about drug rehabilitation, saying he was "tired of paying the consequences" for drinking and drug use and eager to get clean.

"It's definitely been an eye-opener," he said of his rehabilitation program.

Other run-ins with the law included a 1998 charge of cocaine and marijuana possession, for which he avoided jail time in a plea deal. He was also placed on probation in January 2001 and ordered to pay $4,000 for repairs to a 45-foot yacht he and a friend tried to steal in Florida in August 2000.

He was arrested again in May 2001 and charged with underage drinking, violating the terms of his probation, and was ordered into alcohol rehabilitation the following March.

A native of Knoxville, Tenn., Renfro's film career began when he was 12, acting opposite Susan Sarandon and Tommy Lee Jones in "The Client." His other credits included "Sleepers," "Deuces Wild," "Apt Pupil" and "The Jacket."

Martina? I Think Not

This picture was on a site for Martina tickets? They have a Martina impersonator, not good. It came up on google.