
Diane and a fantastic cast in the 1983 film Rumble Fish
In the 1992 film Chaplin
In the film A Walk On The Moon
In her 2002 film Unfaithful

| 2010 | 2011 |
| Batting Order | |
| Fred Lewis - lf | Rajai Davis - cf |
| Alex Gonzalez - ss | Yunel Escobar - ss |
| Aaron Hill - 2nd | Aaron Hill - 2nd |
| Vernon Wells - cf | Jose Bautista - rf |
| Lyle Overbay - 1st | Adam Lind - 1st |
| Jose Bautista - rf | Mike Napoli - c/dh |
| Adam Lind - dh | Travis Sinder - lf |
| John Buck - c | J.P. Arencebia - c/dh |
| Edwin Encarnacion - 3rd | Edwin Encarnanion - 3rd?? |
| Starters | |
| Shaun Marcum | Ricky Romero |
| Ricky Romero | Brett Cecil |
| Brett Cecil | Brandon Morrow |
| Brandon Morrow | Kyle Drabek |
| Jesse Litsch/Marc Rzepczynski | Jesse Litsch/Marc Rzepczynski |
| Setup/Closer | |
| Scott Downs | Octavio Dotel/Jon Rauch/Jason Frasor |
| Kevin Gregg | Octavio Dotel/Jon Rauch/Jason Frasor |

"I've given one no-trade clause in my life and it was for medical reasons to J.S. Giguere. His son had a medical condition that required him going to UCLA medical hospital for years. Other than that, I don't like them. I think they're coach killers."I distinctively remember when Brian Burke made this comment during his first press conference in Toronto. It was a direct shot at previous GM John Ferguson who had 5 players with no-trade contracts at the end of his tenure, remember the Muskoka Five - Mats Sundin, Darcy Tucker, Bryan McCabe, Pavel Kubina and Tomas Kaberle. I thought it was ridiculous because in the competitive free agent market, top free agents expect a no-movement or at least a no-trade contract.


A tourist says he was traumatized when Las Vegas police threatened to arrest him after he complained about an act of prostitution in his hotel room.
Hubert Blackman of New York City filed a lawsuit this month against a Las Vegas company he identified as Las Vegas Exclusive Personals. The lawsuit says the business operates on Paradise Road.
Blackman, a college student, said in an interview Thursday that he was on vacation and staying at the Stratosphere on Dec. 17 when he called Las Vegas Exclusive Personals to arrange for a stripper to come to his room and dance for him.
Blackman said the woman, who appeared to be in her mid 20s, stripped and performed a lap dance for $155 and a sex act for another $120.
He said that the next morning, he called Las Vegas Exclusive Personals to demand his money back, saying he was dissatisfied because the entertainer didn't stay for the promised one hour and left after a half hour.
Blackman said he also told the company he was incapable of making an informed agreement with the stripper because he was drunk at the time.
Dissatisfied when Las Vegas Exclusive Personals didn't arrange for a refund, Blackman said he contacted Metro Police and was told he faced arrest for such conduct and was advised to contact the Better Business Bureau.
Instead, after returning home he filed suit in federal court in New York, charging "An escort did an illegal sexual act on me during her paid service to me'' and "I almost had gotten arrested."
Blackman said he now needs medical treatment for a mental condition related to the incident.
In the suit, which he filed without an attorney, Blackman said: "I would like the court to close the business. I also would like to get my $275 payment back and a $1.8 million verdict for the tragic event that happened."
So this guy is claiming that the young woman that came to his hotel room gave him a lap dance and some oral sex which made him crazy. That must have been some blow job. I'm thinking it might just be worth the $275 his spent. Not the girl's fault he couldn't last a full hour.












