From our Mailbag 12/01/00 - 12/09/00
What? You actually read that?
From Dan O., (No City or Country Provided):
SUBJECT: Brendan Hughes Interview
I well remember reading the messages smuggled out of the Kesh by BIC. As a result, it doesn't take a psychic to appreciate his anger, disappointment or what other adjective one may wish to use. It's quite obvious that one member of the Armani suit brigade is Adams. I always thought most highly of Martin and find it difficult to see him wearing an Armani suit, hell, hard to see Martin wearing any suit atall.
As for the GFA [Good Friday Agreement], I've never believed it to be anything other than a brit scam, the purpose of which was to stop the IRA military effort with no cost to the brits or orangies. I've posted these beliefs on the Irish Politics Board many times. The brit and orange hatred of our people make it impossible for me to believe that these scum will ever accede to the terms of the so called GFA. The Sinn Fein leadership have painted themselves into a corner they'll not easily get out of. I see the PIRA declining into a different branch of the IRA, one more like the IRA of the 70's and 80's and the GFA a forgotten dream. Our enemies have no thought to living in peace with us; what they want is the control of us they've had since, at least, the Planter invasion. In Armagh nothing has changed for the better. There are just as many squaddies as there have ever been; just as many spy towers, as well. I ask you, does this appear to be a government that is preparing for peace in the sectarian six?
Part of the problem, as I see it, is the Sinn Fein people are desperate for peace or crumbs from the scum to ensure their credibility with the working class. How much longer are Irish Catholic people going to put up with being physically abused, terrorized out of their homes when they're not being bombed out. Times are great for the orangies. They're not suffering from IRA or RUC. They've got Blair and that faggot Mandelason kissing their collective arses while acceding to everything they, the orangies, demand. It's disgusting and I, for one, am damned angry with the whole mess. What's worse is that so many Irish Americans are blinded to what's going on and believe that peace will arrive immanently. The fools; I don't expect to see a democratic presence in the sick six in my lifetime, or in anyone else's, for that matter.
Dan O
From Phala R-O, Rapid City, MI, USA:
SUBJECT: A "Real" Man's Christmas
RR:
Your peace and joy fills my heart with gladness for you and for yours. Christmas is for all kids, big ones and little ones (and, IMO, for us "Adult" children, it's even more enjoyable)!
Hey, sounds like you're well on the road to becoming a "Real" Man! By now you must know how lucky you are for having been chosen by Tanya.
Re: Turkeys -- I knew a bona fide airhead who actually stuffed hers with cotton -- truly -- can you believe it! ! If I stretch my mind, I do see her logic but, a taxidermist she wasn't!
Now, I'm going to go into Haus Frau mode; so, bear with me! Unlike some other kinds of two-legged "birds", a frozen turkey can be thawed -- it takes at least a day and a half in the refrigerator (hearing Lennon has me thinking like a Brit. :-)
Take the giblet bag out of the neck cavity and, neck and heart out of the bird's body -- it's mandatory that this bird be heartless. Cover the organs with water, add a pinch of salt, and simmer for use as gravy later (use corn starch to thicken - no lumps or pasty taste - always smoooooth!).
From this conservationist's viewpoint (which has nothing to do with being
conservative), waste not want not makes good sense. However, I agree, chittlins should only be fed to four-legged dogs.
Do you like stuffing or dressing? How about a compromise, to stuff a turkey with dressing, follow the instructions on the bag of bread cubes! Works every time!
Take a piece of foil and place it lightly over the TURKEY'S breast (tough white meat sounds oxymoronic and tastes even worse). While your bird is roasting, go play -- it's Christmas!
If you remember, but don't sweat the unessential stuff, periodically smear a little margarine over your turkey (this is one of the few occasions where it's appropriate - and advisable - to leave the paper on the stick - less messy, greasy fingertips).
Voila, your perfectly golden-brown bird will look so good that you'll want to admire it for at least twenty minutes before you let Tanya carve it!
Now that you've become a "chief" chef extarordinaire, here's the ultimate indicator of "Real" adult manhood -- how are you with laundry? Just a suggestion: to eliminate pink underwear -- don't wear 'em!
And, your choice of tunes was Right On (thank you RA) and Merry Christmas to us all!
Phala
From Bernadette D., Doire, IRELAND:
SUBJECT: Bastards!
Hi guys,
Were you aware of this orange scum site - how do I go about getting it closed down????
http://www.SinnFeinIRA.com
Bernadette D.
From Ed C., Bloomfield, MI, USA:
Subject: Christmas
Dear Raheem: İ
I know we've had our moments this year - I guess that proves that race is STILL an inflammitory subject in the U.S of A.
But I want to offer up to you "Peace" in this department.
Why? Just "Because", and maybe I was a little rushed in my "take" on ya... İ Lately, I've been quite impressed with the depth and maturity your writing has shown in the "family values" department - your momma apparently didn't raise no fools (I think you appreciated her struggles).
The Thanksgiving thing was a RIOT - I have a branch to the family tree that is double wide too - they all pile out their big GM Suburban and the thing rises up a good foot!
It sounds like you found a good woman, and you treasure her -İwise man.İ A good woman will strengthen you, comfort you, defend your name when you have been wronged AND smack you back into reality when you go astray.İ Only 35?! - damn, I wish I could go back to 35 (41 here).
Thank you for the Christmas message - John Lennon had a lot of good songs with good messages. They always make me kinda sad though: my first child was born the day John was shot. Pets as way of showing you've "made it" - what does my pet turtle signfy: cheap & lazy? Probably true. LOL.
Peace and Happiness to You & Yours this Holiday Season , and in the coming year,
Ed C.
P.S. So when ya getting married? O.k., I'll shut up and leave that to your relatives. LOL.
From Ed C., Bloomfield, MI, USA:
Dear Raheem:
Having doneİmost of the "Big Family Cooking" ever since my Mom was in a bad car crash 26 years ago, I can certainly give some tips on cooking the turkey.
There are basically two schools of thought on this:
- (a) the popular (although I and many professional cooks don't agree) is to cook the turkey slowly @ 325-ish, for about I hour for every three pounds, uncovering and cranking up the temp during the last 10-15 minutes, to "brown" the bird.
- The "B" method, espoused in "The Joy of Cooking" and other places, follows the same logic as with cooking any larger hunk of meat: start with the temp fairly high (say 475-500) for the first 10-15 minutes, to seal in the juices by "searing" the meat "shut" due to some actual surface cooking; then you can turn it down to the 325 (and cover) for the long ride (while you enjoy a beer and some TV) - doing the uncover and "brown" deal at the end.İ DON'T BREAK THE SKIN more than necessary - it just allows more juices to leak out, drying the breast meat out badly.
Bon Appetite!
EC
From Darhl S., Tampa Bay, FL, USA:
Rod,
As usual, your Glass House caused me to think. I love word play too, so at your mention of it, the old mind (or what is left of it) went on its warped way through this process...
word play.... play?... foreplay... fore?... golf... thus...
Golfers engage in swinging foursome fore-play without sex.
Ah, well, did I mention that it is Monday morning? :)
dc
From Jim L., Ontario, CANADA:
SUBJECT: TRUTH
I firmly believe and agree on what Brendan Hughes said in this interview. It is a sad situation that some people have lost their way. It is therefore encouraging that there are people like Brendan to carry on in the right direction. Well done.
Jim L,
Ontario,Canada.
From Martin G., Esq., New York, NY, USA:
SUBJECT: brendan hughes
a chara
congratulations on a brilliant interview! i am wondering are you the joe oneill who i would know from irish northern aid and the irish echo-if so i would like to speak to you via telephone or e-mail
slan
martin g
From Barry W., (No City Provided,) IRELAND:
SUBJECT: hughes
interesting interview. hughes is one of the old guard of republicanism, doomed to fight forever and achieve nothing but division between himself and the new guard, and between republicanism and unionism. there was not a mention of the unionist community, which still makes up a majority. where do they fit into his democratic (?) scheme of things, or maybe they don't count. just an old dinosaur, representative of a fair number of old dinosaurs, on both sides of the political divide, who have f---ed up this country. as long as his type, and the paisley type, exists, there will be no peace or stability. the new guard republicans, of course, know all this, and they are aiming to split the unionists, by appearing to co-operate in the system. they are succeeding very well, so far -- against my personal interests, which is to have a shared northern ireland, with equal rights -- but the hughes of this world may upset the whole thing. fortunately, they are a small but vocal minority. thanks for lettingİus hear theirİmoans, based on the single issue of "getting rid of theİbritish presence", unionist majority and all....İİ
From Paul F., Washington, DC, USA:
SUBJECT: Greeting to O'Neill
Dear Mr. O'Neill:
This evening, I read with great interest your interview of Mr. Hughes. It occurred to me that you might like to receive, with my compliments, a copy of a small work I wrote some years back at QUB on possible negotiated independence. In that regard, you may find of interest the attached computer file to Dr. Dennis Kennedy and Professor Brendan O'Leary.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Paul A. F
From Terry T., Cloverdale, CA, USA:
SUBJECT: Tuna Time, Homes!
.....'" I'd like you to pick me up at my house sometime"'..... Har- Har- Har-
Jesus, Tuna, you are a sumbitch.
From Lacie B., Muleshoe, TX, USA:
Hello my name is Lacie and I agree with that "Blood on our Hands". My best friend just so happens to be gay. I love him so much and would hate to have anything like what happened to Matthew Shepard to happen to Nic. When ever I hear the story of Matthew it makes me think of Nic and all of the other gay men who are out of the closet. It makes me upset to think that our legal sytem isnt doing all that much to make sure that something like this happens again to someone else.
I seen a show on Mtv about hate crimes and one of the main stories they did was over Gay hate crimes. They showed a clipping of outside of the trail for those guys that killed Matthew and there was a guy who said and I quote " God hates Fags!!" That made me so mad. No where in the bible where it says that God hates Gay men or lesbian women. That also makes me mad they think its okay for two women to make out...alot of people make alot of money for showing stuff like that. Whats the differnce between two men and two women?? I see no diffrence other than sex.
But I am glad to know that someone shares my feelings on gay hate crimes. I am 17 and I attend High School at Muleshoe High School in Muleshoe Texas.İI wish that I could do something in my area to get people aware of the gay hate crimes and other hate crimes that are taking place in our country that everyone wants to egnore. If I can help one gay person feel better about being who they are I will feel so much better.
Thank you for your time and again I loved your article. İİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİ
With all my heart, İİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİİ
Lacie G. B.
[NOTE: In the exchange of e-mails which followed, Lacie asked our permission to use Phil's article in an essay on hate crimes she was preparing for one of her classes.] ROD RESPONDS: Lacie, thanks for taking the time to write us here at G21 and share your thoughts. It's very much appreciated. I feel it takes a good deal of courage to espouse the view you do, considering the cultural climate, and respect you for it. Obviously, the mission of G21 is to combat hate in all its forms and try to foster understanding between people. I'm glad we succeeded in getting that message across for you. Good luck with your essay!
From Ed C., Bloomfield, MI USA:
SUBJECT: Liddy Tape, Hughes,
Ya know Rod, sometimes the hardest part of visiting the "G", is HAVING to read the fucked up things people are/have been, doing to each other.
Sad - but necessary reading.
EC
From Nicole, (No City Provided,) USA:
SUBJECT: Beauty Pageants
I was reading that thing about the beauty pageants and someone mentions something about an article you published about beauty pageants...do you still have this article? İIf you do I would greatly appreciate it if you could sent it to me. İIf not, thanks for you help! bye!
- Nicole
From Dan V., San Francisco, CA, USA:
SUBJECT: RDR
Way to go, Rod.
This election, in a certain way, is a fascinating civics lesson (on how things don't work), but on the other hand, it points to ugliness. There's been a lot of ugliness growing in the country in the past few months: economically (stock market), environmentally (even though Gore isn't John Muir, Bush's election to me says America just said "fuck you" to the environment); human rights (governor of a death penalty factory? no problem, duh, I'll vote for him), and, something no one is discussing, a lack of animal rights (the Fashion Lords have determined that everyone has to wear leather RIGHT NOW: leather jackets, mini skirts, pants, shoes, bras, etc. so let's line up the animals and kill 'em all so that everyone can look fashionable.)
Like one of my human rights mentors in Belfast once told me, you can't lose your ability to get angry. Keep up the fight.
Daniel V.
From Ron D., Lizard Lick, NC, USA:
SUBJECT: the vote
Fine piece today. Very fine. One of your very, very best. A+
My vote did not count either. I am a citizen of North Carolina. I wrote Ralph Nader's name on my ballot. No write-ins were counted in North Carolina. For all I know, Nader won this state. I have no other information than the fact that my vote was not counted - so how many more were not counted. And they say that Nader got 3% of the votes in the election? Says who? For all we know, he might have gotten 10% or 25%. We will never know, as long as they do not count the votes for people that the elites do not want to hold office.
The local newspaper said yesterday that the legislative committee that deals with voting has reached a startling conclusion, that requiring 116,000 signatures to be on the presidential ballot many, many months before the election was unreasonable. They propose reduction to 58,000. Hogwash. If you can put up a $750 bond that you're serious and get twenty-five signatures from each county - that's enough for me. The legislature is not in the least interested in making elections democratic; they want elections to be controllable.
R E D
From Ed C., Bloomfield, MI, USA:
SUBJECT: Good Job With the Tuna Man
Dear Tom:
Personally (probably due my reflex to go into nasty mode whenever I bump into a dick-head like Charlie), I misquote/pronounce his name Intentionally - really seems to piss the guy off. It is unfortunate when we are stuck either reading that tripe without responding, or responding and giving him the gratification he obviously needs.
You showed a lot of class and "respectful props" for the good women of this world. I concurr that he is whining about the money,'cause he can't hang - that and he keeps picking gold-diggers (or I guess they ACTUALLY "pick" him).
I've challenged this CHUMP (I realize I may get beaten to a literary pulp) to a "Blind Death Match" (bet ya'll watch them religiously down in the trailer park...I just know you and Bubba musta) - basically, CHA-lee can read ALL my stuff, and take his best shot at trashing me, and vis-a-vis, I'll do the same: neither one of us getting an "Advance Sheet" from the publisher.
High Fives from the Motor City,
Ed C
From Terry T., Cloverdale, CA, USA:
SUBJECT: RDR
Jesus
Once a person pays attention to the allegations coming out of Florida concerning the election i.e. sherriff's deputies stopping blacks and asking them if they have voted and other troubling stories it does seem like ther were minorities disenfranchised, sad to say. Why is it that Haitians aren't allowed in when they land here or are picked up and sent to Guantanamo or towed out to sea? It is really too obvious. It is taking a long time for things to change.
Still, I am glad that the G21 is on the front lines (not risking a beating this is true,but standing tall in the face of apathy and sloth AT LEAST, Yeah)) but still ,you are out ther, spreading the word and raising public conciousness.
The world is a much better place for the G21 being here.
On another topic, does it seem to you that the publisher of the G21 the famous (and infamous Pub-Man) has the skinniest neck in Web publishing?
Quite a startling thought.
Consider me
THE FULL TIME MAN
I'm Out
From Liza D., New York, NY,USA:
Hi--
G21 looks great. But couldn't find a search. Curious-- have you ever done anything on X-mas and media, xmas consumerism, American dominace of xmas and/or the anticonsumerist movement/activists anywhere? Anything like that?
Hope all's well
Liza
Aliza Dichter
Senior Editor
MediaChannel
Eye On Global Media
ROD RESPONDS: Liza,
Thanks for your kind words and for writing. Sorry, we eliminated the search tool from the cover a few editions back. Now it can only be found on the "Memoirs" archive page, if I'm not mistaken. Maybe I should bring it back, eh?
I'm afraid we've been extremely self-conscious over the years as regards holidays. Part of the rationalization has been that with such a large international audience we should lean away from focusing on holidays unless we could focus even-handedly. Thus, nothing on the issues you raise immediately comes to mind. Sorry.
Trust all is going well with you, too.
Rod
From Rod Amis, Baltimore, MD, USA:
SUBJECT: Open Letter to the Doktor Van Helsing
Schweinhund!
I see that once again you are up to your characteristic perfidy and encouraging your minions to contact me with pathetic gibes and boasts! This time you have them make insinuations about the proportions of my neck. My neck!
Are you implying that I have a PENCIL NECK like some of your obsequious lick-spittles?!?
Damn ye! Damn ye, I say, sir, if you dare to use your slimey surrogates to make such baseless accusations! How I long to have you within my grasp again, mano-a-mano over a chess board, so that I can reach over the table and smash a gauntlet across your pimply jowls!
But, unlike you, Van Helsing, I am a patient man. Mann muss sofreiden sein. I know your time will come!
Rumor has it, Herr Doktor, that now you are planning to move to Sebastopol, that former outpost of the Russian expatriots in the California hills. A suitable place for the likes of you, among the scurvy PC crowd of the Wine Country and the miscreants who await the flooding of the *Russian* River. If it is necessary that I must corner you there, so be it! I long to hear your cries of agony once you are again brought to ground, O Clever One!
Be afraid, Van Helsing. It will be my pleasure to eviscerate you on the board of honor once again!
Your Most Obedient Servant,
Von Braunschweiger
AND your favorite e-mails from The World's Mailbox
From Phala R-O, Rapid City, MI, USA:
Received from Trust the People (countercoup.org) -- I am a MI delegate:
Let's Count the Votes
Written by: Edwin Johnston
Based on: Give Peace A Chance
Written by: John Lennon/Paul McCartney
Additional lyrics: Sean Ono Lennon
Ev'rybody's talkin 'bout
Elections
Corrections
Directions
Connections
Cer-tif-ication
Trepidation
Race relations
Split the nation
All we are saying is let's count the votes
All we are saying is let's count the votes C'mon
Ev'rybody's talkin 'bout
Liars
Buyers
Triers
Criers
Civil War
Bush or Gore
Rule of law
What's it for?
All we are saying is let's count the votes
All we are saying is let's count the votes
Let me tell you now
Ev'rybody's talkin 'bout
Protest
Contest
Freakfest
No rest
Dimpled chad
Being mad
We been had
They're too glad
All we are saying is let's count the votes
All we are saying is let's count the votes
Let me hear you now
Ev'rybody's talkin 'bout
Country
Not free
Gotta be
Liberty
Fair Vote
No joke
Plain folk
Take note
All we are saying is let's count the votes
All we are saying is let's count the votes
From Darryl C., Hershey, PA, USA:
Calendar of Events
December 2000
African-American events of interest in the Maryland, DC, Virginia, Philly, and Delaware areas. Comprehensive list of festivals, plays, comedy, concerts, and other area events. NOTE: Dates and times subject to change.
AFRICAN ART MUSEUM OF MARYLAND PRESENTS: Three fine exhibits, "The American-Liberian Connection", "African Art from the collection of the African Art Museum", and "African Art in the new Millennium".
Location: African Art Museum of Maryland, Columbia MD
When: Tuesdays-Saturdays, 10am-4pm
Cost: Free!
Info: (410) 730-7105 or HYPERLINK "http://www.africanartmuseum.com"
WYNTON MARSALIS "100 YEARS OF ARMSTRONG"
Wynton Marsalis performs the music of Louis Armstrong, the international ambassador of goodwill and swing. This is part of a birthday celebration for the jazz great.
Location: Kennedy Center Concert Hall, Washington DC
When: Monday, December 11th, 7:30pm
Cost: $18-$54
Info: (202) 467-4600 or HYPERLINK "http://www.wpas.org"
PIECES OF A DREAM (jazz)
Funky, spirited band from Philly is back by popular demand!
Location: Zanzibar On The Waterfront, Washington DC
When: Wednesday, December 13th 7:30pm & 9:30pm
Cost: $22 (adv.), $26 (door)
Info: (202) 554-9100 or HYPERLINK http://www.ticketmaster.com
COMEDY & R&B TOUR 2001
Featuring hot, new Neo-Soul artisit "Linni" plus BET Comic View comedians!
Location: Mango's Restuarant, Washington DC
When: Wednesday, December 13th 8:30pm
Cost: $10
Info: (202) 332-2104
HOLIDAY GALA for AFRICAN-AMERICAN SINGLES
Holiday mixer/networker for black or other singles ages 30-65.
Location: Yacht Club of Bethesda, Bethesda MD
When: Thursday, December 14th
Cost: $10
Info: (301) 654-2396
"AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS"
This one act opera is based on the travels of the "Three Kings" in search of a special "King". There will also be a Motown Christmas review in second half of show.
Location: Duke Ellington School of Arts, Washington DC
When: Thursday-Saturday, December 14-16th 8:30pm
Cost: Call
Info: (202) 342-7589
REGINA BELLE (r&b)
The soul diva performs her many hits!
Location: Blues Alley, Washington DC
When: Thursday-Sunday, December 14 Ò 17th
Cost: Call
Info: (202) 337-4141 or HYPERLINK "http://www.bluesalley.com"
TOMMY DAVIDSON (comedy)
Perhaps best known as one of the original cast members of "In Living Color" and his infamous portrayals of Sammy Davis Jr. and Michael Jackson.
Location: The Improv, Washington DC
When: Thursday-Sunday, December 14 -17th
Cost: Call
Info: (202) 296-7008 or HYPERLINK "http://www.dcimprov.com"
CHILDREN'S PRE-CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA
Event that will provide wholesome and festive activities for young people.
Location: TBA, Baltimore MD
When: Friday, December 15th,
Cost: Call
Info: (301) 535-3952
AMBIANCE & NO-MEGA JAM
Featuring live entertainment from hip-hop/r&b group "Rites of Passage", live poetry, free buffet and much more!
Location: Club Illusions, Baltimore MD
When: Friday, December 15th, 9pm-2am
Cost: $10
Info: (410) 471-7700
JAY PHILLIPS * STACEY CARVER (comedy)
Location: Jokes On Us Comedy Club, Laurel MD
When: Friday-Sunday, December 7-10th 8:30 & 10:45pm
Cost: $10
Info: (301) 490-1993 or HYPERLINK "http://www.jokesonuscomedyclub.com"
THE SUPER SAX BLOWOUT (jazz)
Come and enjoy one of the biggest area jazz concerts of the year! Four multi-talented jazz sax players (Major Boyd, Brad Collins, Andy Ennis, and Arnold Sterling) will light up sweet jazzy tunes.
Location: Caton Castle, Baltimore MD
When: Thursday, December 16th, 9pm-1am
Cost: $15 (in advance & includes dinner)
Info: (410) 354-0840
SIGMA GAMMA RHO HOLIDAY BRUNCH CRUISE
Come enjoy a sumptuous brunch aboard the Odyssey!
Location: Water St. Washington DC
When: Thursday, December 16th, 11:30am-2pm
Cost: $50
Info: (202) 663-4702
MIKE STEPHENS PROJECT (jazz)
Location: Courtney's Place, Baltimore MD
When: Saturday, December 16th, 9:00pm
Cost: Call
Info: (410) 655-3645
IZUKOTA BLACK SINGLES ASSOCIATION
African-American singles meet for a lively discussion on dating and relationships between Men and Women today.
Location: St. Marks United Methodist Church, Baltimore MD
When: Saturday, December 16th 1:00pm
Cost: Free!
Info: (410) 529-5838
SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
Celebrate the spirit of the season! Thomas Wilkins and Dr. Nathan Carter conducts this festive family celebration of gospel, spiritual, and classical Christmas music, featuring the incomparable Morgan State University Choir.
Location: Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Baltimore MD
When: Thursday, December 16th, 7:30pm
Cost: $9-$28
Info: 410) 783-8000 or HYPERLINK "http://www.baltimoresymphony.org"
THE CHOCOLATE NUTCRACKER (play)
The "Soul" version of the famous Christmas play.
Location: Lincoln Theatre, Washington DC
When: Saturday-Sunday, December 16-17th, 2:30pm
Cost: $27.50-$32.50
Info: (202) 328-6000
GIL SCOTT-HERON (r&b, spoken word)
Location: Tin Angel, Philadelphia PA
When: Saturday-Sunday, December 16-17th
Cost: $20
Info: (215) 928-0770 or HYPERLINK "http://www.tinangel.com"
CHRISTMAS PARANG PARTY
What's a "Parang" party? Come find out while enjoying live reggae and calypso!
Location: Crossroads Restaurant Lounge, Bladensburg MD
When: Sunday, December 17th 8pm
Cost: $20 (advance)
Info: (301) 927-1056 or HYPERLINK "http://www.crossroadsclub.com"
BOYZ II MEN (r&b)
Location: Grand Opera House, Wilmington DE
When: Monday & Wednesday, December 18 & 20th, 7pm
Cost: $35-$48
Info: 1(800) 37-GRAND or HYPERLINK http://www.ticketmaster.com