Don't know this person, but I appreciate the kind words: http://thecrawlspaceonline.blogspot.com/...-paul.html

Don't know this person, but I appreciate the kind words: http://thecrawlspaceonline.blogspot.com/...-paul.html

Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller penned some of the most popular music of the 50's and 60's including

Stand By Me
Yakkity Yak
Poison Ivy
Kansas City
Hound Dog
Spanish Harlem
There Goes My Baby
Love Potion #9
On Broadway
Jailhouse Rock

Jerry Leiber was born and raised in Baltimore, MD which always made me proud to have been born and raised there myself. He is gone now, leaving behind an impressive legacy of music by which to remember him.

He was 78 years old.

I know it's not going to happen but I began wondering about this. What would it have been? An hour long show with twelve to twenty episodes a season or was it going to be a miniseries? If it was going to go on for multiple seasons how would the episodes have been set up? Alan has to decide whether or not to save someone's life at the cost of his mental facilities?

I’ve fallen in love with this show. I mean, a chromed, tatted M1919 machinegun with chopper handlebars? Come on! Gun porn!

…on something called “The Ex-Scientologist Forum.” Can’t think of a better place: http://tinyurl.com/43t9khb

In addition to the 3 computers, I now have a wi-fi printer and a wi-fi DVD player connected to Netflix. Could that be why my fillings are buzzing?

[video=youtube;uzKBGtf0i0M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzKBGtf0i0M[/video]

First post! I've recently picked up RJ and I'm 8hrs through Bloodline now. I've been ripping through the audiobooks with gusto. One thing that I miss from the audiobook version is the spelling of these beers. Yuengling was a beast to figure out. Maybe I haven't been looking in the right places but I can't find a list of Jacks Beers. I imagine FPW is a beerman and he wouldn't make these up. So I need HELP listing them out.

Just gave the okay to print up a sample trade paperback. I think we’re looking at a September on-sale date.* In the meantime, there’s still the ebook.