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It is a lower flat. Its a great place. 2771 S. Logan. Still looking for someone (or someones).

It is on Logan, between where Logan, KK and Russell meet and Montana. Close to Humboldt park.

I sent you a PM. As far as duration of the lease. Im pretty sure as long as you wanted to stay until next spring (May?) that they would be fine with that.

I have a dog, so I assume they'd be fine with it. How "temporary" are you looking for? The landlords would probably want you to stick around at least until the spring.

To clear up, the neighborhood is on the lake, the apartment is a nice 5-10 minute walk from South Shore park.

My family and I are moving out at the end of the month, only, we are on the hook for the rent until August 31 - that's two months! We are moving out to go back to Oshkosh. The apartment itself is GREAT, big 3 bedroom, only the back bedroom is more of a study. Bayview is a great area, just south of downtown on the lake. Rent is/was $850. 3 Bedroom lower. Hardwood floors. Very big. Good landlords. If you know anyone who can help me out please let me know!!! Need someone to come in as close to July 1 as possible!! Thanks.

Bill Hall is halfway to The Splinter.

So Bill Hall is back...3-3 and 3 walks yesterday.

The first thing I thought when I saw that lineup was "Wow, how did they get every hair band from the 80s to one show?" Then I remembered that none of those guys are doing anything and so they just probably called them up and asked if they could still fit into their spandex (In Vince Neil's case, probably not).

Being no-hit really doesnt matter. If the Brewers had 12 hits and no runs I'd be more embarrassed. I think this is kind of funny actually.

This site is pwned by Justin Verlander? Tell me you put that there Brian and you werent hacked.

I am as big a Brewer as anyone I know, and I find this very amusing.

Brewers! Brewers! Keep Turning Up The Heat!

SWEET!!! CONGRATS VERLANDER!

Im feeling a hit here.

THey are showing it free on MLB.tv right now. Go Verlander.

Hall looking good out there today.

Peavey, face reality. Are the Brewers going to scratch out 5 runs in the last two innings? No. they are not. Might as well pull for a little baseball history.

One thing is for sure, this ISNT the Brewers hitters fault. They just ran into (Another) guy who was in the zone and hitting his spots. Remember...their performance has NOTHING to do with their ability,

I definitely on board for the no-no. Gotta hit rock bottom before you can start climbing back up.

I think the fact so many people are talking about it speaks volumes of the ending. Also, I think people are (wanting to) reading to much into it. The series just ended, yes, it ended abruptly, but I dont think he was killed, or his entire family killed. I just think it ended.

Well put BB, I tend to feel the way you do about the two. I think they are very close as to "Who's the Band" but it is Soundgarden's influence in music and technique that set them apart.

I only listed one song from either band...besides, "Best song" is pretty subjective. It was certainly their biggest commercial hit.

Another installment of "Who's the Band" I figured these two bands are semi-relevant right now with the Pumpkins kind of reuniting and Chris Cornell releasing a solo album. A few snippets from the always reliable Wikipedia... Albums: Soundgarden Ultramega OK (198http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/glasses.gif Louder Than Love (1989) Badmotorfinger (1991) Superunknown (1994) Down on the Upside (1996) A-Sides (Doesnt really count, a sort of best of) Smashing Pumpkins Gish (1991) Siamese Dream (1993) Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (1995) Adore (199http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/glasses.gif Machina/The Machines of God (2000) Machina II (2000) The two bands and lead singer match up pretty well. Dealing with albums first I'd say that The Pumpkins Gish is better than Louder Than Love and Ultramega OK by Soundgarden. The Pumpkins than win the next battle of breakout albums that really put the two on the map - the Pumpkins with Siamese Dream, Soundgarden with Badmotorfinger. Once established a little bit is where Soundgarden catches up. Superunknown is better than the best of Mellon Collie, although both are soild. Further, Down on the Upside is better than the collection of Adore and The Machina albums. Both lead singer then go on to spawn sub-par spinoff bands. Audioslave was better than Zwan, but Cornell's miserable solo album "Euphoria Morning" has to count against him. Now Cornell is back with another solo effort and Corgan back with the Pumpkins. Songs that exemplify the best of the two bands -to me: Pumpkins - Cherub Rock Soundgarden - Fell On Black Days Who's the Band?

How about the track meet on the bases vs. our catcher? That's been going on all year. Hey, at least he is a great hitter.