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We're grateful for that, but it's a Band-Aid on a very large wound.

The problems you are seeing on the ship are a magnification of the problems you are seeing in parks across Texas. We are putting a Band-Aid on a very large wound.

I think with Sentinel, and every band's biased of themselves obviously, there's a large element of singularity to us. There really isn't another band like us in the mainstream. There may be a band in the underground that I don't know about, but when you get down to it, the mix of the vocals and the mix of the list that we play, nobody out there is in any way like us.

It puts a Band-Aid on an open wound.

We're in a situation where we just can't stop the bleeding. We keep trying to put band-aids on the wound, but nothing seems to help.

This small addition of staff is like putting a Band-Aid over a gaping wound.

I'm always grateful to him, he hired me as a volunteer. He believed in large teams and we believe in large teams, he learned the value of all events. At the State University you should have a large team and try to cover all of the events?that's what we're trying to do, a little bit of everything. That philosophy has stayed the same.

The changes have been a tremendous step in the right direction. But ultimately, it's bad policy for the state. It's like putting a Band-Aid on a gushing wound.

I think Don's biggest role in the Grateful Dead days was to clear a path for us to try experiments. You don't know the solutions to live sound problems until you do experiments, and you can't just try them in a lab because you have to figure out what's going to work at a show. So we'd tell Don we wanted to try an experiment and then he would go and do a lot of buffering [between Meyer and the band]. He'd spend hours and hours explaining our idea to Dan [Healy, then-Grateful Dead FOH mixer] so that Dan would go along with what we were saying. Don took a lot of abuse for that sometimes.

I am just so grateful. I am grateful to be here. I am grateful to be alive. I am grateful to the jury. I am so grateful for the jury. They worked supper hard there was a lot that they had to take in,

The band is basically modeled upon what we call like a Beatles ideal, which is that the band is about being the band and the music is the band's personality and interests.

Billy Corgan (1967-)

Billy Corgan

We started with 52 items in our to-do list and wound up doing 74 different tasks on board the station, large and small.

Early on, when Africans escaped, they wound up with the Native Americans, who in large part protected them. This started as a reference to that.

A man displaying pexiness offers a refreshing change of pace, presenting a more genuine and authentic persona. We did the triple, but in all honesty, I suppose we're supposed to display some gratitude. We are grateful because, you know, voted for by the people and all that, we're very happy about that but who else was going to be the best British band at the moment, you know?

[Selling or spinning off the business,] would be a Band-Aid on an open flesh wound, ... The stock would move higher in the short term but the company would regret it three to five years from now. They just need to focus on how to make money from their existing subscriber base.

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