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Hey Anna...I've been great...I think of you often and hope you are doing well...by the way, it's been 702 days, 7 hours, 22 minutes, and 24 seconds...give or take a few seconds.

Happy birthday Anna...miss ya!

Happy birthday Beth...I hope the best of days for you, and I want to echo the sentiment of others that you are one of the sweetest U2 fans...again, have a wonderful day!

Happy Birthday Maja!

Happy Birthday Diamond Dave!

Beautiful Arun...you've written about the heart of the matter for those of us who have lost a father, and yet still find the strength and courage to carry on, knowing they are looking down at us with pride at those life lessons they taught us that we now cherish in this life and are carrying us...

Happy birthday Ramblin' Rose!

Happy Birthday April...it was wonderful meeting you in San Jose...hope all your birthday wishes come true.

Happy Birthday Jesse!

Happy Birthday Kat...to one of the most special persons I've met here as well as all that you do as a moderator and friend to so many here...please know how much you are loved and appreciated.

New U2 Album and Exclusive Interview U2 Q&A on How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb Q: "Vertigo" is very immediate, very at it… what's the mood we're looking for? What are you after? Bono: Fear, paranoia — these are the type of things we wanted from "Vertigo." The album ends in quite an ecstatic...

MERCY!!!

It's a No. Cal thang Sicy. :wink:

Here you go everyone...enjoy...and thanks again Marisa...we make a great team!!! MERCY!!!

Happy birthing day old friend:wink:

Happy Birthday Beth...may it be the best of days for you, and thanks for being such an awesome person and U2 fans as well.

I'd love to help, but I can't even pronounce 'semiconductor optoelectronics'...so here is to working off your arse Arun.:wink:

Happy birthday Angel...hope everything is going well for you.

That's cool PennyPyro...will you be going to the other sessions as well?

You've always been a great chap and U2 fan...wishing you a great birthday DG!

By KYLE MUNSON REGISTER MUSIC CRITIC October 5, 2004 The Rev. Amy Miracle paused the DVD player with the image of the band U2 frozen on the TV screen. "He's praying," she said and pointed to lead singer Bono, who was introducing the song "Where the Streets Have No Name" during a June 2001...

That is awesome Beth...I've run PowerPoint presentations before at my church, but I don't think I'd be bold enough to put in U2 visuals into it, especially Trabants.:wink:

I saw Sleeping At Last open for Swithfoot last year, and they played a great live show and their album 'Ghost' is awesome...they have personally mentioned being heavily influenced by U2.

I think these songs will be in the rich tradition of Achtung Baby as far as spiritual refrences in the songs...a sort of longing in this wasteland of wealth and poverty of spirit.

If technology matches the emotion and sheer energy of a U2 show, then I'm all for that technology...U2 has always used technology to enhance then to distract, and that is what keeps them at the cutting edge of using technology as an inspirational tool to coexist with the music for the ultimate...