THIS IS DIFFERENT. FOR THE ONE'S THAT DON'T KNOW ME. MY NAME IS CARLENA. I'M 29 YEARS OLD. I'M MARRIED AND LOVING IT. I'M A MOTHER TO A 7 YEAR OLD. I LIKE FISHING AND CAMPING. I LIKE TO LISTEN TO MUSIC. MY FAVIORTE RAIDO STATION IS 96.5 Z-ROCK. THAT STATION IN MY HOME TOWN ROCKS. I'VE BEEN TO 3 CONCERTS. WHEN I WAS 18TEEN I SAW JOHN MICHEAL MONGTORY. HE ROCKED. IN 2001 I SAW MATCH BOX TWENTY. (ROB THOMAS IS HOT.) THEY WERE AWSOME. THEN I WENT TO SEE METALLICA AND GODSMACK. METALLICA ROCK AND GODSMACK SUCKED. I SAW METALLICA IN SPOKANE. I'VE BEEN LUCKY TO GROW UP WITH A GREAT MOTHER AND AN AWSOME STEP-DAD. WHO I CONSIDER TO BE MY REAL DAD. WELL I'M THE CHILD OF 4 KIDS. I HAVE ONE SISTER AND 4 HALF-BROTHERS AND A BROTHER MY MOM BROUGHT IN AND RAISED. AND THAT WOULD BE MY BROTHER JOE AND HE'S A MARINE. I'M GOING TO PUT A LOT OF PHOTOS OF PEOPLE AND MUSIC THAT I LIKE. SO ENJOY. AND LET GOD BE WITH YOU. LOVE YA. THE PHOTOS OF THE CUTE BLONDE ARE MY BEST FRIEND ONE OF THE GIRLS I LOVE VERY MUCH. THAT IS MEGAN M. THE PHOTOS ARE HER IN HONLLO HAWII.

WELL SOME GOOD NEW HAS IT COME TO ME AND I'M LOVING THE NEWS. MY SISTER SHEILA HARTLEY IS GETTING MARRIED TO A GOOD MAN TROY MUNSTERMANN. AND TY HOLLENBECK MY BROTHER IS GETTING MARRIED TO A WONDERFUL LADY JENNIFER CRAMER. I'M SO HAPPY FOR THE TWO OF YOU. I PUT SOME PHOTOS OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I JUST RECENTLY GOT BACK FROM OR. WENT TO MY GRANDPAS 90TH BIRTHDAY AND WE HAD LOTS OF FAMILY THAT I HADN'T SEEN IN YEARS. AND I HAVE PUT SOME PHOTOS OF THAT IN HERE TOO. I HAVE ALSO NOT TO LONG AGO WENT TO MY 10 YEAR CLASS REUNION. IT WAS GREAT TO SEE ALL MY CLASS MATES. THEY WERE GREAT. WELL HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS FOR ALL OF YOU TOO SEE ENJOY

THIS PART OF MY WEB PAGE IS ABOUT SINGERS THAT HAVE ROCK AND HAVE GOT AWARDS FOR JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT I KNOW ABOUT. I BELEIVE DESERVE IT. BON JOVI AND BAND WON THE DIAMOND AWARD LAST YEAR 05. AND IT DESERVED TO GO TO THESE ROCKERS. THEY KNOW HOW TO ROCK THE US AND COUNTRYS NOT IN THE US. THEY HAVE SOLD OUT IN SO MANY STATES. THEY CAME TO SEATTLE WASHINGTON. UNFORTANTLY I DIDN'T GET TO SEE THEM AND THEY SOLD OUT QUICKY. I HEARD THEY ROCKED AND I HAVE NO DOUBT THEY DID. THEY ARE IN MY MIND THE BEST DAMM GROUP OUT THERE. AND NOBODY COULD EVER TELL ME DIFFRENT. BON JOVI WILL ALWAY ROCK THE PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. I'M PROUD TO HAVE HIM AND THE BAND ON MY WEB PAGE TO SHOW EVERYONE WHAT THEY ARE ALL ABOUT. NOTHER GUY THAT IS AWSOME AND ALSO KNOW'S HOW TO ROCK US ALL SO I FORGOT A VERY SPECIAL LADY JENNIFER NETTLES OF A VERY POPULAR COUNTRY BAND. SHE DID CROSSROADS WITH BON JOVI AND IT ROCK. I HAVE HER AUTGRAPH AND ITS AWSOME. HER AND JON ARE UP FOR AN AWARD ON THE CMT AWARDS NEXT MNTH AND THEY DESERVE IT. THEY DID A SONG TOGETHER CALLED "HAVE A NICE DAY."ALSO THERE IS LENNY KRAVITZ. YOUR ROCK AND YOU AND JON SHOULD THROW A CONCERT TOGETHER. YOUR BOTH ALL HOTTIES. ANYWAY HERE IS SOME INFO ON ALL OF THEM. STARTING WITH JON.

Name		Jon Bon Jovi
Instruments		Vocals, Guitar, Primary Songwriter
Birthday		March 2
Hometown		Sayreville, New Jersey
Resides		New Jersey, USA
Family		Wife Dorothea, children Stephanie, Jesse, Jake and Romeo
Influences		Side Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Thin Lizzy, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith
Outside the Band		SPORTS Co-Owner PHILADELPHIA SOUL Arena Football League Team ACTOR (see filmography) POLITICS (campaigned heavily in 2000 for Al Gore and 2004 for John Kerry) EXTENSIVE CHARITY WORK HOBBIES Workaholic does enjoy MOVIES & FOOTBALL

One of the preeminent rock musicians of our time, Lenny Kravitz is an icon whose bold, channeling sound has transcended genre, style, race and class. His music is devastatingly rich with the influences of '60s and '70s soul, rock and funk, and yet, each of his six previous studio albums have communicated the urgency of their current years. As Lenny Kravitz's 2000-released triple-platinum GREATEST HITS album proved, those songs have resonated onward into a timeless catalog. Now Lenny Kravitz releases his seventh studio album, BAPTISM, and with a career that spans fifteen years since the release of his 1989 debut album, LET LOVE RULE, he has come full circle. "It's strange, man, but I've made my first record all over again," he says. "That's how it feels, as pure as the beginning."

Kravitz's music is robust and driven by an emotional core that materializes in soulful riffs and soaring vocals. From the start, he has consistently redefined his sound, never painting the same picture twice, never using the same colors. "It's not a conscious point, but I'm not into repeating myself," Kravitz says. "Once I do something, I've done it and I just want to continue on."

That attitude has rewarded Kravitz with an unparalleled musical appeal. All of his albums have been certified either platinum or multi-platinum. From 1999 to 2002, he won an astounding four consecutive Grammy Awards, setting a record for the most wins in the "Best Male Rock Vocal Performance" category for his single "Dig In" (previously winning for "Again," "American Woman" and "Fly Away"), and representing one of the most successful stretches of recognition for any musician in the awards ceremony's history. In 2003, he received his fifth Grammy nomination in the category for "If I Could Fall In Love" off his last studio album, LENNY. Kravitz's appeal also reaches his peers. His collaborative efforts are as varied as his own influences ? having worked with everyone from Madonna, Slash and Jay-Z, to N.E.R.D, P. Diddy and others.

Like all great records, the seeds of BAPTISM came from personal epiphany. Kravitz had spent many months in the early part of 2003 in Miami working on songs for an all-out, dedicated funk album. But in the fall of 2003, his initial direction transformed into unexpected revelations when Kravitz visited his old hometown of New York City. The trip was a throwback to an earlier time in his life when he was a burgeoning musician, working on what would be his groundbreaking and critically acclaimed debut album, LET LOVE RULE. "Ultimately things change in life, but I really missed that feeling," Kravitz says. "There I was, riding my bike around the city and I felt the way I did fifteen years ago.?

Kravitz found more than nostalgic comfort in that trip: he found a gateway to simplicity. "I returned to Miami, picked up my acoustic guitar and just started playing," he remembers. "All these tunes started coming out ? two, four, five, eight." Kravitz went to his Miami studio and started to explore what these songs could become. "I realized what I needed to do had to be done now," he says. "It was urgent. It was just flowing out so I let the creative process take over." The funk album could wait.

With BAPTISM, Kravitz is reborn. He comes full circle in his career, ready to close out one cycle and embrace the beginning of another. With its charged, elegant rock 'n roll, its brazen riffs and heartfelt lyrics, Kravitz has made a revealing album that stands as a tribute to the basics in life. Delivered with the craft he's mastered throughout his career, the music of BAPTISM leaps from the speakers.

Kravitz wrote and recorded the album over the course of the year. "Everything just came together," he explains. "I would go in to lay down dummy vocals over the music, but then the words would just come out. It was very open.? All the instruments on BAPTISM were played by Kravitz (save for string sections and saxophones): every thumping bass line, to every lofty drum kick and rocketing guitar riff. Kravitz's multi-instrumentalism is one of the most overlooked aspects of his musicianship and a thrusting energy source in the album.

"Where Are We Runnin'?," the first single from BAPTISM, is a groove-laden anthem that, true to Kravitz's style, beats with grinding riffs and struts with the stage-high blues calls of old soul greats. From the song's first thundering drums to the whirling rockabilly piano solo at its end, it is a blissful slice of rock 'n roll.

On "Lady," Kravitz celebrates the consuming fire of love and passion. He wails to the stripped down grit of an old-school rhythm sound, lifting its bluesy southern rock into the stratosphere with his charismatic cat calls and passionate pleading. "California" feels like driving up Highway 1, top down and 30 miles too fast. "It definitely has this west coast feel, definitely," Kravitz says. "It's a very fun song about LA and all the experiences I had as a kid."

"California" echoes Kravitz's journey from New York to Los Angeles at the age of 11, facilitated by his mother's (actress Roxie Roker) move from Broadway to her acceptance of the role of Helen on television's hit sitcom, The Jeffersons. "It was a culture shock. Growing up in New York, you're very independent. Suddenly, I was in this place in LA and no one's on the street. You can't go anywhere unless your mom drives you," Kravitz laughs. But Los Angeles is where Kravitz would find rock 'n roll ? at John Adams Junior High School in Santa Monica during the mid-'70s. "Growing up in New York, I knew about RnB and funk and jazz and gospel and blues from my parents. Now I'm in LA and I'm hanging out, skateboarding and listening to Zeppelin, Kiss, Aerosmith and Hendrix."

While some songs swirl with the ingredients of influence into its own dish, others find Kravitz going in directions heretofore never explored. "Storm" features a guest appearance by Jay-Z, whom Kravitz met when playing on the hip-hop superstar's album, BLUEPRINT 2.0 (on the song "Guns And Roses"). Offers Kravitz, "I've never had a rapper on any of my music before. But I felt the song needed that flavor." Kravitz reached out to Jay-Z via telephone and the artist offered to do the song right then and there. "Musically, he's really gifted," says Kravitz. "He sat, played the song a few times and just walked in the room and nailed it on one take."

Kravitz's musical success has afforded him many opportunities in which to fulfill his creative vision. He has established his own record label, Roxie Records, named after his late mother, whose memory he draws eternal inspiration from. Through the label, distributed by Warner Brothers, he can scout and enable other creative talents. But Kravitz's opportunities also extend beyond the recording industry. He has created a design company, Kravitz Designs, that undertakes various high-concept projects. Currently, through his company, Kravitz is designing a recording studio in the penthouse of the Setai Group's hotel in Miami. Kravitz is also making strides in the film world. He is writing, producing and plans to direct a movie based loosely upon the story of his own interesting life.

However, as BAPTISM reinforces, the music is Kravitz's center. Finding himself back at his starting point on BAPTISM, Kravitz gives a nod to the struggle that birthed his early records. "I think I spent a lot of time before LET LOVE RULE trying to be what I thought I should be. I was using this name, Romeo Blue, and I had this image of what I thought was right. But that's part of the road to finding yourself. You put on these images and you try to be something you're not. It showed me what I wasn't, which was a good exercise. LET LOVE RULE was the time everything changed for me. All of the sudden, I had a purpose, a sound, a vibe ? and it came naturally through me. It was electrifying. So to come back to that point, to that purity, is a really profound moment for me and I think it shows up in this music."

Read more: www.lennykravitz.com (Official Site)

WELL THERE YOU GO. THE GREATIEST ROCKERS ALIVE. EVER GET THE CHANGE DO LISTEN TO THERE MUSIC. YOU WOULD BE AMAZED WHAT YOU CAN RELATE TO IN THERE MUSIC. COOL TVS TO WATCH CSI, CSI MIAMI, NEW YORK. MY FAVORITE IS CSI. WARRRICK BROWN IS A HOTTIE.

HERE IS SOME PHOTOS FOR YOU ALL OF CREWS. ENJOY. ALL OF THEM IN CSI ARE HOT EXPECT THE MORG DUDE.

WILLIAM PETERSEN (AKA GRISOM)

Went to Bishop Kelly High School in Boise, Idaho, then attended Idaho State U on a football scholarship. That's where he found acting, and attended the renowned Steppenwolf Company.
He made several memorable films, including 'To Live and Die In L.A.,' 'Long Gone,' and 'Man hunter.'
He came to prominence as the lead in the hit CBS television series, 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigators.'

JORJA FOX (AKA SARA SIDLE)

Birthplace: New York, New York USA
Birthday: 7-7-1968
Attended Hoover Junior High in Indialantic, Florida. Part of Heather Grody's (Murmurs singer/guitarist) Honey Pot Went to Melbourne High School in Melbourne, Florida for two years before being "discovered" in a model search at a local mall.

GEORGE EADS (AKA NICK STOKES)

Birthplace: Forth Worth Texas
Birthday: 3-1-1967

Trivia Graduated from Belton High School in Belton, TX in 1985. Texas Tech University graduate of 1990 When he arrived in Los Angeles, he could only drive during the day because the truck he owned had two broken headlights (after landing his role on Savannah, Eads bought a new truck). Mother is a school principal and father is a D.A....

PAUL GUILFOYLE (AKA CAPTAIN JIM BRASS)

Birthplace: South Boston, Massachusetts
Birthday: 7-12-1955

Son of Hollywood character actor Paul Guilfoyle (1902 - 1961) and actress Kathleen Mulqueen, he graduated from Yale in 1977 after majoring in Economics. Studied at the prestigious Actor's Studio (which he is also a member of) before building up a substantial theatrical reputation on and off Broadway, including 12 years with the Theatre Company of Boston, appearances in David Rabe's The Basic

GARY DOURDAN (AKA WARRICK BROWN)

Family: Father( Robert), an agent for jazz musicians and mother (Sandy), a fashion designer. Has 3 siblings and is the baby of the family. His older brother Daryl(23){Gary was 6 then} was murdered...

MARG HELGENBERGER (AKA CATHERINE WILLOWS)

Husband: Alan Rosenberg, actor; met 1984 while both acted on daytime soap Ryan's Hope; started dating 1986; married 1989 Father: Hugh Helgenberger, meat inspector; died 1986 of multiple....

ERICK SZMANDA (AKA GREG SANDERS)

ROBERT DAVID HALL (AKA DR. AL ROBBINS)

THERE IS A WEB PAGE CALLED WWW.PINUPTOONS.COM CHECK IT OUT HERE'S SOME PHOTOS OF THE GUYS WORK. HE'S A GOOD DRAWER AND CHECK IT OUT YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO.

ONE LAST THING THANKS FOR READING THIS AND CHECKING IT OUT. WELL HERE ARE SOME SINGERS THAT I THINK ROCK.

ALL OF BON JOVI YEAH DAH. LOL

AND LOTS OF OTHER PEOPLE

IF YOU WANT TO GIVE ME YOUR OPPION ABOUT THIS TO TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK.

e-mail me and let me know thanks and good bye

ALSO WANTED TO SAY THAT MY CLASS REUNION IS COMING UP SOON AND ITS GOING TO ROCK. CLASS OF 95' ASOTIN PANTHERS ROCK.

HERE ARE SOME WEB PAGES THAT YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT. THEY ROCK.

AND LOTS LOTS MORE. WELL THAT IS ALL WELL I'LL CHECK YOU ALL OUT LATER.

A MAN WHO MANY PEOPLE MAY OR MAY NOT KNOW THAT DESERVES LOTS OF BE KNOWEN IS DEAN RAY KOONTZS. HE'S THE BEST KNOWEN WRITITER OF MY TIME. AND READING HIS BOOKS THERE JUST AWSOME. I DON'T BELIVE HE GET'S RECOISED FOR WHAT HE DOSE ENOUGH. HE DESERVES TO HAVE ALL HIS BOOKS IN TO MOVIES. I HAVE ALMOST EVERY BOOK THAT MAN HAS WRITIN. I'VE GOT A SIGNED AUTOGRAPH OF HIM AND HIS COOL DOG. THAT SHOWS TO ME THAT HE KNOWS WHO HIS TRUE FANS ARE. AND HERE IS SOME STUFF ABOUT HIM AND SOME OF PHOTO OF THE GREATIEST WRITER ALIVE TO ME.

Biography

When he was a senior in college, Dean Koontz won an Atlantic Monthly fiction competition and has been writing ever since. His books are published in 38 languages, a figure that currently increases by more than 17 million copies per year.

Nine of his novels have risen to number one on the New York Times hardcover bestseller list (One Door Away From Heaven, From the Corner of His Eye, Midnight, Cold Fire, The Bad Place, Hideaway, Dragon Tears, Intensity, and Sole Survivor), making him one of only a dozen writers ever to have achieved that milestone. Thirteen of his books have risen to the number one position in paperback. His books have also been major bestsellers in countries as diverse as Japan and Sweden.

The New York Times has called his writing "psychologically complex, masterly and satisfying." The New Orleans Times-Picayune said Koontz is, "at times lyrical without ever being naive or romantic. [He creates] a grotesque world, much like that of Flannery O'Conner or Walker Percy ... scary, worthwhile reading." Rolling Stone has hailed him as "America's most popular suspense novelist."

Dean Koontz was born and raised in Pennsylvania. He graduated from Shippensburg State College (now Shippensburg University), and his first job after graduation was with the Appalachian Poverty Program, where he was expected to counsel and tutor underprivileged children on a one-to-one basis. His first day on the job, he discovered that the previous occupier of his position had been beaten up by the very kids he had been trying to help and had landed in the hospital for several weeks. The following year was filled with challenge but also tension, and Koontz was more highly motivated than ever to build a career as a writer. He wrote nights and weekends, which he continued to do after leaving the poverty program and going to work as an English teacher in a suburban school district outside Harrisburg. After a year and a half in that position, his wife, Gerda, made him an offer he couldn't refuse: "I'll support you for five years," she said, "and if you can't make it as a writer in that time, you'll never make it." By the end of those five years, Gerda had quit her job to run the business end of her husband's writing career. Dean and Gerda Koontz along with their dog, Trixie, live in southern California.

THIS GUY IS A DAMM GOOD ACTOR. HE'S DONE LOTS OF GOOD MOVIES. THIS GUY IS DAMM GOOD LOOKING. HIS NAME IS JOHNNY DEPP. HE'S DOING THE BEST DARN JOB. AND I CAN'T WAIT TILL HIS NEXT MOVIE. THERE AREN'T MANY MOVIES HE'S DONE THAT I DON'T LIKE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK JD. WE LOVE YOU. SPECIALLY ME. I'LL ALWAYS BE YOUR NUMBER FAN. I LOVE YA JOHNNY.