query: who wrote i 've got a drinking problem

pos: Thinkin' Problem (song) Thinkin' Problem (song) "Thinkin' Problem" is a song co-written and recorded by American country music singer David Ball. Ball co-wrote the song with Allen Shamblin and Stuart Ziff. It was released in March 1994 as the lead-off single and title track from his album "Thinkin' Problem". The song reached number 2 on the Hot Country Singles & Tracks (now Hot Country Songs) chart, and number 1 on Canada's "RPM" country chart. "Thinkin' Problem" is a moderate up-tempo with electric guitar, pedal steel guitar, and fiddle flourishes. In it, the male narrator states that he has a "thinkin' problem" (meant as

neg: Drinkin' Problem Drinkin' Problem "Drinkin' Problem" is the debut single of the American country music band Midland. It was released on February 27, 2017, as the first single from their debut album "On the Rocks". The band members wrote the song with Josh Osborne and Shane McAnally, the latter of whom also produced it. The song is about a man who is "at the bar drinking" and claims that "people say I got a drinkin' problem / But I got no problem drinkin' at all." It is a mid-tempo country music song in the key of A major. Taste of Country reviewed

neg: However Much I Booze However Much I Booze "However Much I Booze" (Working title: "No Way Out") is a song by The Who, written by Pete Townshend that is the second track on their 1975 album "The Who by Numbers". On stage, Townshend claimed that he wrote the song on the night that he gave up drinking. Lead singer Roger Daltrey refused to sing the song, possibly because (according to Richard Barnes) the song was too personal. Alternatively, it was speculated by authors Steve Grantley and Alan Parker that Daltrey wanted to make it clear that Townshend had the drinking problem, rather than himself.

neg: Pavement (band) fans at the door of the venue, doing handstands, drunkenly falling off his drum stool, and running around the venue while the rest of the band was playing. The band only understood how severe Young's drinking problem was after Pavement's first few tours. Malkmus later told "Tape Op", "We knew that he was like a hippie and kinda flaky, but we didn't know he had such a bad drinking problem. We found out on that tour, because he really got sick from being nervous... That's why I let Bob be in the band...'Keep the beat going if Gary passes out.'"

neg: The Times They Are a-Changin' (album) got nothing to do with it. It's a - I just a - I've got to tell you, man, it's Bill of Rights is free speech and I just want to admit that I accept this Tom Paine Award in behalf of James Forman of the Students Non-Violent Coordinating Committee and on behalf of the people who went to Cuba. (Boos and Applause)" After the ceremony, a number of eyewitnesses reported that Dylan seemed very nervous and was drinking quite heavily before giving his speech. Clinton Heylin wrote: "in less than six months [Dylan] had turned full circle from the

neg: Murder of Joe Campos Torres telephone company. Richard Vargas, Torres' longtime friend, said that when Torres was 23 he was still lost emotionally and was fighting a sporadic problem with alcohol. Torres would occasionally become very intoxicated; friends and family say this would trigger his aggression, in wanting to fight. Torres' younger brothers, Gilbert, 20 and Ray, 16 acknowledged that Torres had an occasional problem with alcohol abuse. "Alcohol really got to him sometimes." Vargas said, "Sometimes when he drank a lot he wanted to fight . . . I didn't like to be around Joe when he was drinking. When he got drunk, he'd

neg: Rape during the liberation of France Siegfried Line by the end of 1944. After the war, the repatriation for demobilisation of the troops took time. Even in 1946, months after VE-day there were still about 1.5 million troops in Europe. The housing and management of the thousands of troops awaiting embarkation on a ship for home was a problem. "Life" magazine reported the widespread view among American troops of France as "a tremendous brothel inhabited by 40 million hedonists who spent all their time eating, drinking, making love and in general having a hell of a good time". By the late summer of 1944, soon after

neg: Crazy Arms the mid-to-late 1950s and early 1960s, and set a new standard for rockabilly songs. Mooney, a pedal steel player on many recordings for Waylon Jennings and Wynn Stewart for over 20 years and a member of the Strangers, said he got the idea for the song after his wife left him because of his drinking problem. However, research came to light in 2012 showing that relatively unknown songwriter Paul Gilley from Kentucky (no relation to Mickey Gilley) probably wrote the lyrics and sold them outright to Mooney, who then took credit for them. Price's version of "Crazy Arms" reached No.

neg: Thinkin' Problem (song) a play on the term "drinking problem") because he is constantly thinking about his former significant other despite numerous attempts to quit. The song begins with the famous phrase "Yes I admit, I've got a thinkin' problem", with the final syllable of the word "admit" drawn out. The music video was directed by O Pictures and premiered in early 1994. Rick Cohoon of Allmusic gave the song a mixed review, saying that it "is the fuel that ignited Ball's launch into stardom" but that "he tends to over-nasalize to the point of annoyance." Deborah Evans Price, of "Billboard" magazine reviewed

neg: Len Fairclough be shot which were then edited into the previous week's footage. Adamson's drinking had been a continuing problem behind the scenes. Bill Podmore, who directed the episode in question, says: "Peter had been pretty tipsy on set many times before but we had always got away with it and I don't think a single viewer ever suspected. If they did, they let it pass. Harry Kershaw was not prepared to be so generous this time. For him it was the last straw." Kershaw: "Peter Adamson's drunkenness hung around like an albatross around the programme's neck and my responsibilities as producer

neg: Karōshi who wrote “Anxious Wealth: Money and Morality Among China's New Rich,” about his health and the need to continue working. Mr. Pan, the 'biggest boss in Chengdu,' was in the hospital for 'excessive drinking.' This has happened to him before. Mr. Pan said, “I can't stop or slow down. I have many people whose livelihoods depend on me (literally 'depend on me to eat.'). I've got about fifty employees and even more brothers. Their livelihoods depend on my success. I have to keep going.” In South Korea, the term gwarosa (과로사) is also used to refer to death by overworking.

neg: Arthur Schiff "Quikut". Working as part of a creative team that included Valenti and Becher, Schiff rebranded this product as Ginsu. Schiff recalled some years later, "I went to sleep that night, still wrestling with the problem," he wrote, in typically fervid style. "And then it happened! I bolted out of bed at three o'clock in the morning and yelled, 'Eureka! I've got it. Ginsu!' I wrote the bizarre word down on a piece of paper and went back to sleep. When I got up again four hours later, the paper was still there and that strange word was still on it.

neg: Moderation Management eroded her self-confidence. Kishline never experienced withdrawal symptoms and was able to hold a job and stay in school while drinking. Kishline found that she could moderate her drinking with the help of cognitive-behavioral therapy principles and in 1994 founded Moderation Management as an organization for non-dependent problem drinkers to help maintain moderate alcohol use. MM maintains, however, that it is not for all problem drinkers; that there are some drinkers for whom abstinence will be the only solution. Kishline had asked many professionals for advice while she was establishing the fellowship, including psychologist Jeffrey A. Schaler, who wrote the

neg: Rita Hayworth and try to control her. She'd drive up in the hills suicidally. Terrible, terrible nights. And I just saw this lovely girl destroying herself. I admire Yasmin so much." Yasmin Aga Khan spoke of her mother's long struggle with alcohol: I remember as a child that she had a drinking problem. She had difficulty coping with the ups and downs of the business ...As a child, I thought, 'She has a drinking problem, and she's an alcoholic.' That was very clear, and I thought, 'Well, there's not much I can do. I can just, sort of, stand by and watch.'

neg: Bing Crosby Amateur champion in golf). Crosby reportedly had an alcohol problem in his youth and may have been dismissed from Paul Whiteman's orchestra because of it, but he later got a handle on his drinking. According to Giddins, Crosby told his son Gary to stay away from alcohol, adding, "It killed your mother." After Bing Crosby's death, his eldest son, Gary, wrote a highly critical memoir, "Going My Own Way", depicting his father as cruel, cold, remote, physically and psychologically abusive. We had to keep a close watch on our actions ... When one of us left a sneaker or pair

neg: My Name Is Bill W. My Name Is Bill W. My Name Is Bill W. is a 1989 CBS Hallmark Hall of Fame made-for-television drama film directed by Daniel Petrie, starring James Woods, JoBeth Williams and James Garner. William G. Borchert, who wrote the film for television, based it on the true story of William Griffith Wilson and Dr. Robert Holbrook Smith, M.D. (the men respectively called "Bill W." and "Dr. Bob"), the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous. James Woods won an Emmy for his portrayal of Wilson. The true story of stockbroker William Griffith Wilson, a World War I veteran whose small drinking problem becomes

neg: Barbarella (film) had expected, which led to him employing a large fan to blow them at Fonda, who had birdseed in her costume. Film critic Roger Ebert, after visiting the set, wrote that the fan led to birds "losing control over natural body functions, so it was all a little messy". Ebert concluded that "After two weeks of this, [Fonda] got a fever and was hospitalized. I can't reveal here how they finally did the scene". The actress later described her discomfort on the film's set. In her autobiography, Fonda said that Vadim began drinking during lunch; his words slurred, and "his

neg: Ed Sullivan together". "But Jagger prevailed," wrote Nachman, by deliberately calling attention to the censorship, rolling his eyes, mugging, and drawing out the word "t-i-i-i-me" as he sang the revised lyric. Sullivan was angered by the insubordination, but the Stones did make one additional appearance on the show, in 1969. Moe Howard of the Three Stooges recalled in 1975 that Sullivan had a memory problem of sorts: "Ed was a very nice man, but for a showman, quite forgetful. On our first appearance, he introduced us as the Three Ritz Brothers. He got out of it by adding, 'who look more like

neg: Nick Jordan (character) allow Jordan to carry out a complicated operation so he got Ruth Winters to do it under his instructions. Later, Adam cornered Jordan, having discovered evidence of his recent mistakes. Adam, thinking that Jordan's handwriting illegibility, tremors and freezes were due to a drinking problem told him it was nothing to be ashamed of and offered to cover for him while he sorted himself out but Jordan laughed and denied that he had a drinking problem. Jordan then advised his boss to give Adam three months compassionate leave, supposedly because Adam was unfit to work but in reality out of

neg: Anthony Michael Hall group of young actors who became famous in the 1980s and frequently starred together. In the late 1980s, Hall's drinking problem, which began in his early teens, made headlines. Hall eventually quit drinking and became fully sober by 1990. "The truth is, I had my partying nights, but I never really bounced at the bottom," he said. "I never went to rehab...I was able to govern myself and continue my work." In 1990, Hall's physical appearance in "Edward Scissorhands" caught audiences off guard. His more muscular image provoked rumors of steroids, but Hall later said that "the weight gain was

neg: Slim Shady EP in specific tracks Eminem raps explicitly about this problem, like in "Just Don't Give a Fuck" and "If I Had". The disappointment from this experience and vexing situation greatly influenced his lyrical style: "After that record, every rhyme I wrote got angrier and angrier. A lot of it was because of the feedback I got. Motherfuckers was like, 'You're a white boy, what the fuck are you rapping for? Why don't you go into rock & roll?' All that type of shit started pissing me off." After the release of "Infinite", Eminem's personal struggles and abuse of drugs and alcohol

neg: John Entwistle sense of humour clashed at times with Pete Townshend's more introspective, intellectual work. Although he wrote songs on every Who album except for "Quadrophenia", he was frustrated at Townshend not allowing him to sing them himself. As he said, "I got a couple [of songs] on per album but my problem was that I wanted to sing the songs and not let Roger sing them." This was a large part of the reason that he became the first member of the band to release a solo album, "Smash Your Head Against the Wall" (1971) which featured contributions from Keith Moon,

neg: Kanna Lakshminarayana ensured that residents of 17 villages got protected drinking water. Apart from this he also got sanction for 300 bore wells in several villages and protected drinking water schemes were implemented in many villages. Kanna Lakshmi Narayana has worked towards providing electricity facility to over 150 weaker sections’ colonies belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. To resolve the problem of low voltage, new transformers and modernization of existing transformers in the villages was undertaken. Sub stations were provided to each Mandal. To speed up the development a good road network and efficient and effective transport system was essential, so

neg: Kenny Egan was drinking too much. I was in a bad place. I was drinking too much. Ever since I got back from the games I just went mad on it and didn't stop' he said. In February 2012 his long-time girlfriend Sharon McHugh, who was credited with helping him get back on the straight and narrow, called time on their 18-month relationship. In 2012, Egan was an analyst on the 2012 Olympics boxing coverage on RTÉ Sport. Egan was beaten by Joe Ward for the third consecutive time in the Elite Senior Finals in February 2013. The defeat forced Egan to

neg: Extricating Young Gussie announces Aunt Agatha, and second when Bertie suddenly tells Jeeves they will shortly be going to America, and Jeeves, unfazed, asks which suit Bertie will wear. In a 1948 letter he wrote to novelist Lawrence Durrell, Wodehouse wrote concerning Jeeves: It never occurred to me at the time that he would ever do anything except appear at doors and announce people. Then – I don’t think it was the next Bertie story but the one after that – I had got Bertie’s friend into a bad tangle of some sort and I saw how to solve the problem but my

neg: S. Ve. Shekher a television show, "S. Ve. Shekher meets S. Ve. Shekher", where he is both the interviewer and interviewee. Some of the shows written by Sabhas and other agencies are "Drama Superstar", "Comedy King", "Sirippalai Chirpi", "Nathaka Vasool Chakravarthy", "Nagaichuvai Nayagan", "Nagaichuvai Thenral", "Nagaichuvai Ilavarasan". In 2015 S. Ve. Shekar got appointed as one of the members of Central Board of Film Certification. S. Ve. Shekher Sattanathapuram Venkataraman Shekhar (Tamil: சட்டநாதபுரம் வெங்கடராமன் சேகர்) (born 26 December 1950) better known as 'S. Ve. Shekhar' is a Tamil playwright and film actor. In 2006, he made an entry into politics by contesting and

neg: Khidir Hamza says, "I'm Saddam's 'Bombmaker'". So they call the CIA and they say, "we know who you are, you're not Saddam's 'Bombmaker', go sell your story to someone else." And he was released, he was rejected by all intelligence services at the time, he's a fraud. And here we are, someone who the CIA knows is a fraud, the US Government knows is a fraud, is allowed to sit in front of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and give testimony as an expert witness. I got a problem with that, I got a problem with the American media,

neg: Pronunciation of "www" papers describing the World Wide Web abbreviated it this way, and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was named according to this early usage. The original W3C logo had a superscript "3" and the consortium's domain name is still codice_1. In Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Polish and other languages, this problem doesn't occur because the letter W is already uttered as a single syllable. In some languages, such as Danish, Estonian, Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish it is common practice to say "ve"("v") instead of "dobbelt-ve" in abbreviations, so "www" becomes "ve, ve, ve". This is also used by Romanian, Serbian, etc.

neg: Spring Hill Fair manager had booked the studio on a deal, they felt compelled to proceed with him. Forster said of his writing, "The lyrics I wrote on this album, I wrote when I've been drinking. I wanted to speak a lot more directly and I wanted to speak about certain topics in a very straightforward way. And the best way I found of doing that was by sitting down and drinking. A conversational-type lyric. Most of the lyrics I've done on that album were started at night. I'd start drinking, smoking cigarettes, and I'd write all the lyrics in one sitting. I

neg: Ernie Dingo We don't have a drinking problem at all... [The] Aboriginal drinking problem is white people selling to them." In August 2010, the WA Police Force announced they had opened an investigation into reports of child abuse by Dingo. It is alleged that Dingo slapped and verbally abused an 11-year boy at Carnarvon Primary School, and then made abusive comments singling out that particular boy while speaking at a school assembly shortly afterward. Dingo denied the claims, saying: "I deny it, but until there is an outcome I can't really talk about it." He entered a plea of not guilty by

neg: Beat Off not go through with firing Panic, Weasel instead forced Vapid out of the band, replacing him with Green Day's Mike Dirnt for Screeching Weasel's subsequent album "How to Make Enemies and Irritate People", recorded two months after the "Beat Off" sessions. Vapid later stated that when he returned from touring with the Queers, Weasel claimed that he had developed a drinking problem and gave him an ultimatum: stop drinking or be replaced in Screeching Weasel; Vapid chose to quit, and said that when Dirnt was brought in to replace him "that is when I knew what the 'drinking problem' malarkey

neg: The Magazine (album) got an apartment for $800 on the Boulevard des Invalides, where they have all the political demonstrations. I wasn't in such great shape and, appropriately, I lived with the invalids." It was also in Paris that Jones kicked her alcohol habit. She told Timothy White in Musician in 1984: "I started drinking...more heavily than I had ever drunk in my life. I drank for about six weeks. When I started waking up and drinking in the day, I figured-umm, bad news. I don't know how I quit drinking; I finally just drank too much one night and said "That's enough

neg: Clyde Wright his Major League Baseball days. He began drinking heavily while in Japan, and over the next few years the problem worsened. In 1996 he told the Los Angeles Times that in 1979, his wife Vicki gave him an ultimatum: stop drinking or she would divorce him. "I went golfing one day and then drinking and when I came home, she was gone. When she came back, Jaret was in the van. I went to open the door and he pushed the lock down. He was 3 years old." He has not had a drink since. After retiring as a pitcher,

neg: I've Got Your Number (novel) Roxton wants it back and Poppy and Sam find that their lives become increasingly entangled. http://allreaders.com/book-review-summary/i-ve-got-your-number-39812 I've Got Your Number (novel) I've Got Your Number is a 2012 British chick lit novel written by Sophie Kinsella that was a New York Times Best Seller. Poppy Wyatt loses her engagement ring, which has been in her fiancé's family for three generations, on the day that his parents arrive from the US and in the following panic, she also ends up losing her phone. She finds an abandoned phone in a bin and decides to keep it so that the hotel where

neg: Monster Energy airport, he was drunk. Sara Rabuse claims the heavy drinking led to a fight in the hotel room, where Hamilton choked her. Rabuse claims the only way to free herself from Hamilton’s grasp was to poke him in the eye, but when she did, Hamilton, bit her thumb. Rabuse claimed the bite got infected, forcing her to spend 24 hours in the hospital. Rabuse holds Monster Energy Company responsible because the company allegedly knew of its employees drinking problem and ignored it In December 2011, 14-year-old Anais Fournier died of "cardiac arrhythmia due to caffeine toxicity" after drinking two 710

neg: Ride (Lana Del Rey song) "an oversexed frog being dragged against a washboard." Pitchfork Media opined aforementioned lyric was a rare moment of raw emotion by Del Rey. "Billboard" wrote: "Ride' is a long, dreamy ballad that swells into full view during the chorus, when the singer declares, 'Been trying' hard not to get into trouble/But I, I've got a war in my mind… so I just ride." MTV called "Ride" a "slow burn" and "as mellow and languorous...as on her debut." Another MTV review said: "On 'Ride,' Rey sings what she knows best: loneliness, some daddy issues and day-drinking. All of this is probably

neg: Hilya has said in his poem that a house with a "hilye" will be protected from trouble. Another motivation would have been the hadith given by Hakani in the Hilye-i Şerif, which states that those who read and memorize Muhammad's "hilye" will attain great rewards in this and the other world, will see Muhammad in their dreams, will be protected from many disasters, and will receive Muhammad's esteem. In the "sebeb-i te'lîf" ve "hâtime" section of the "hilye", the writer gives the reasons to write the "hilye". Hakani wrote that his reason was to be worthy of Muhammad's holy intercession ("shefaat")

neg: Samuel Browne (surgeon) took responsibility for the death and wrote to the President of the Council- "I have Murthered Mr. Wheeler by giveing him Arsenick. Please to execute Justice on me the Malifactor as I deserve." The autopsy was conducted by Dr Bulkley and this was possibly the first post-mortem report published by the East India Company. Browne was acquitted by the Grand Jury. Browne got into further trouble after drinking and challenging another physician, Dr. Blackwall from Cuddalore, to a duel in 1693; and was held in custody again in April 1696 for assaulting an Indian. He was then discharged from service

neg: Hard Times (1975 film) film, I don't think I've ever had terrible dilemmas based upon resources, but shooting and figuring out how is not a problem, never was. The problems that you have are getting everybody to be on the same page. Hill says that Bronson was more supportive to work with than Coburn: [Bronson was a] very angry guy ... Didn't get along with a lot of people. The only reason I can tell you he and I got along well was he respected that I wrote the script. He liked the script. Also I didn't try to get close to him. Kept

neg: Drinking Class Drinking Class "Drinking Class" is a song written by Josh Kear, David Frasier and Ed Hill and recorded by American country music artist Lee Brice. It was released in September 2014 as the second single from his third studio album, "I Don't Dance". Billy Dukes of "Taste of Country" gave the song a favorable review, calling it "Brice's finest moment" and "a song that can't be ignored." Dukes also wrote that "there's not a hardworking American who won't relate to this song on some level." The music video was directed by Ryan Smith and premiered in November 2014. "Drinking Class"

neg: Could I Leave You? doesn't known whom to call, and she decides to settles on her A.A. sponsor, Peter. After helping her, Peter and Bree talk about what happened in the car. Bree reveals that she doesn't like herself anymore, and Peter brings her to realize that she does have a drinking problem. Lynette and Ed hire a new partner to the advertising firm, Veronica, who is a young mother. When she asks Lynette if she will be able to breastfeed her son Donovan, which she says was a problem at her last job, Lynette tells her it should not be a problem. However,

neg: Thorne Forrester Thorne asked Karen to move in with him, Macy asked for a reconciliation, and the three ended up living under the same roof. Macy and Karen got into a food fight over Thorne, who couldn't choose between them. Thorne finally decided on Macy, but misinterpreted Macy's goodbye hug with Jake, prompting Thorne to settle for Karen. Thorne and Macy's attempts at communication were thwarted by Karen and her father, Bill Spencer, Sr., as well as Sly Donovan, who capitalized on Macy's growing drinking problem by getting her drunk to keep her from meeting with Thorne. Karen left Thorne after she

neg: Iraq and weapons of mass destruction was released, he was rejected by all intelligence services at the time, he's a fraud. And here we are, someone who the CIA knows is a fraud, the US Government knows is a fraud, is allowed to sit in front of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and give testimony as an expert witness. I got a problem with that, I got a problem with the American media, and I've told them over and over and over again that this man is a documentable fraud, a fake, and yet they allow him to go on CNN, MSNBC, CNBC,

neg: Toyota Avanza "K3-VE" VVT-i petrol engine that produces at 6,000 rpm, and a 1.5-liter "3SZ-VE" petrol engine that produces at 6,000 rpm. In 2015, the Avanza features two new engines, consists of 1.3-liter "1NR-VE" Dual VVT-i petrol engine that produces at 6,000 rpm and 1.5-liter "2NR-VE" Dual VVT-i petrol engine that produces at 6,000 rpm. Its engine codes use -VE suffix instead of -FE because both engines are also used in Daihatsu cars. When the Avanza was launched in Indonesia, it was available in two models: the 1.3 E and 1.3 G. The Avanza later became one of the best selling cars

neg: Jones Country when he'd been married to Tammy Wynette. Jones had also opened two Possum Holler Clubs in Nashville in 1967 and 1975. As he later recalled in his 1996 autobiography "I Lived To Tell It All", one of benefits of the Jones Country park was that it took his mind off his drinking problem, which he was trying to kick: "Returning to Texas helped me stop drinking for a while. I went on a sobriety binge...Working on the place, I knew, would keep me busy. The busier I was, the less I would drink. I think my dry period lasted several

neg: I've Got You Under My Skin (Angel) who possessed him. He also cut the priest who, in the first draft of the script, performed the exorcism. Whedon questioned why Wesley couldn't perform the ritual, and Minear says, "Suddenly it makes perfect sense, because Angel's problem at the beginning of the story is, 'I let Doyle die... because he did something that I couldn't do.' Now you have Wesley saying, 'I can perform this exorcism; you can't.'" When Angel later saves Wesley's life, Minear says "he's sort of atoning for the Doyle thing." I've Got You Under My Skin (Angel) "I've Got You Under My Skin" is episode

neg: Sufjan Stevens recalled: A few weeks later, our dog got hit by a snowplow and I forgot all about the problem of names. Until college, when I learned to play the guitar, and, as an exercise, started writing songs (very poorly executed) in the same way that Henry Ford produced the automobile: assembly-line-style. I wrote songs for the days of the week (poor Monday!). Songs for the planets (poor Pluto!). Songs for the Apostles (poor Judas!). And, finally, when all else failed, I started a series of songs for names. [...] Each piece was a rhetorical, philosophical, musical rumination on all the

neg: Aldo Ray the afternoon it's over."... I just could not get used to it, actors who got all this money and then didn't behave professionally. The English actors have classical training. They perform like professionals. You take someone like Aldo Ray who was just picked up and catapulted into stardom, and then he was just a sponge for booze. He killed himself drinking, not living up to his moral contract. Ray later admitted producers were scared off casting him in projects due to his drinking. Ray had been popular with Harry Cohn because, in the actor's words, "He took no shit from

neg: Stephen King stated, "The story seems sort of down home to me. I have a special cold spot in my heart for it!" Soon after "Carrie"s release in 1974, King's mother died of uterine cancer. His Aunt Emrine had read the novel to her before she died. King has written of his severe drinking problem at this time, stating that he was drunk delivering the eulogy at his mother's funeral. After his mother's death, King and his family moved to Boulder, Colorado, where King wrote "The Shining" (published 1977). The family returned to western Maine in 1975, where King completed his fourth

neg: Fatma Aliye Topuz with her. After her first translation, she used the pen name "Mütercime-i Meram" (literally: "The female translator of "Volonté") in her consecutive translations. In 1894, she co-authored the novel "Hayal ve Hakikat" ("Dream and Truth") together with Ahmet Mithat Efendi. She wrote the passages for the heroine while the passages for the male character was penned by Ahmet Mithat. The work was signed with "Bir Kadın ve Ahmet Mithat" ("A Woman and Ahmet Mithat"). Following this novel, the two authors exchanged a long time letters with each other, which were published later in the newspaper "Tercüman-ı Hakikat". Fatma Aliye published

neg: Sex (book) that I regret publishing my "Sex" book. I don't. The problem was releasing my "Erotica" album at the same time. I love that album and it got overlooked." However, author Andy Koopmans in his book "Madonna" (2002) wrote the singer did regret both publishing "Sex" and recording "Erotica" saying the book "had affected everything she did later". In 2003 Madonna declared she regretted nothing; "I'm not apologizing in any shape or form [...] I was interested in pushing buttons and being rebellious and being mischievous and trying to bend the rules. There was a lot of irony in the "Sex"

neg: The Smeezingtons Jon Caramanica, wrote that The Smeezingtons "[Ha]ve got a firm grip on the full spectrum of black pop, and white pop as well". Randall Roberts of "Los Angeles Times" wrote that The Smeezingtons "[are] making some of the most cohesive yet expansive pop music today...incredibly well-versed in the language of American music and the ways in which it can still be stretched and molded". In an analepsis, before Mars played at the Super Bowl Half-time show, Idolator critic Kathy Iandoli praised The Smeezingtons' work, in the single by Sugababes "Get Sexy", calling them "a crew of talented fellas". Erik Adams,

neg: National Minimum Drinking Age Act as his motivations. In 1998, the National Youth Rights Association was founded, in part, to seek to lower the drinking age back to 18. In 2004, the president of Vermont's Middlebury College, John McCardell, Jr. wrote in "The New York Times" that "the 21-year-old drinking age is bad social policy and terrible law" that has made the college drinking problem far worse. Groups that oppose the 21 minimum include Choose Responsibility, the Amethyst Initiative, and Students for Sensible Drug Policy. Mothers Against Drunk Driving supports the 21 law and has been the main opponent to lowering it back to 18.

neg: Angry Again drugs again. The culmination of his stress problems inspired him to write the song, which was appropriately titled "Angry Again". According to Dave Mustaine himself, he wrote the song during a spur of the moment; "I wrote 'Angry Again' right after I got out of a treatment center in Arizona. They had done one of those happy little 1990s interventions where everybody who's not loaded gets to point the finger at everyone who is. And the day I got out of rehab, they threw me into a studio in Phoenix where I wrote 'Angry Again' for the movie "The Last

neg: John L. Parker Jr. "And like Cassidy does in the book, I began plotting my escape." Parker moved back to Gainesville and finished "Once a Runner" in roughly a year. The only problem: Nobody wanted to publish it. "I got the rejections, and I kind of went, 'What's wrong with these people? Don't they understand that this is like sending a writer to the moon and having him come back and describe it?' " Parker said. "There aren't many writers who get close to a 4-minute mile, or who got to be roommates with an Olympian, and who can tell other people what that's

neg: MyLifeIsAverage Charleston Gazette", Fuller shared the MLIA post: "Today, I saw a commercial about a dandruff shampoo that said '85 percent of women agree that dandruff is a turn-off.' Does that mean 15 percent think it's a turn-on? MLIA." She also shared: "Today, I met a girl named Unique. She has an identical twin sister. No one else thought it was funny. MLIA." A third story she chose was: "Today, I was helping my 10-year-old brother with his homework. One math problem ended with 'Is Susie correct? Explain.' I told him you never argue with women. He wrote that. He got

neg: Eduard Asadov and finally Moscow. Trips, surgeons, scalpels, bandages and the hardest point - doctors' verdict: "You have everything ahead. Everything but the light...". That was what I had to admit, endure and realize and on my own to solve the problem "To be or not to be?" After many sleepless nights when I had to estimate everything and finally answer "Yes!" as to set for myself the greatest and the most important goal and chase it with no way to give up. I got back to poetry. I wrote day and night, before and after the surgery, through thick and thin.

neg: Ray Thomas "From the Bottom of My Heart", after he had more or less pushed himself to learn playing. Thomas: "I Don't Want to Go On Without You" wasn´t finished when it was released; it should´ve had a flute on it. When we did "Thank Your Lucky Stars", I just took a flute on and pretended to play it. I got dozens of letters saying how great the flute playing was and I wasn´t even on it. That´s auto suggestion. When Warwick left the band (followed by Laine a few months later) he was briefly replaced by Rod Clark. Thomas then suggested

neg: Do I Hear a Waltz? was the first choice for director, and he met with Laurents, Sondheim, and Rodgers, who fell asleep during their discussion. Laurents suspected Rodgers had been drinking, and when he discovered a bottle of vodka secreted in the toilet tank during a later visit to the Rodgers apartment, he realized he had been correct. The composer's chronic drinking proved to be a major problem throughout the rehearsal period and pre-Broadway run at the Colonial Theatre in Boston and the Shubert Theatre in New Haven. Laurents suggested that John Dexter direct the show, but later regretted the choice. Dexter insisted on giving

neg: Johnnie Johnson (musician) tribute to Johnson, with the title referring to Johnson's behavior when he was drinking. Berry and Johnson played and toured together on & off, until 1973. Although never on his payroll after 1973, Johnson played occasionally with Berry until he sued Berry over songwriting credits & royalties.. Johnson was known to have a serious drinking problem. In Berry's autobiography, he wrote that he had declared there would be no drinking in the car while the band was on the road. Johnson and his bandmates complied with the request by putting their heads out the window. Johnson denied the story but

neg: Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt New York City. They had three children: After this point, Elliott Sr. developed a "casual drinking" problem, which soon became alcoholism, an affliction to which his son Hall later succumbed. Due to his drinking problem, Elliott was exiled to Abingdon, Virginia, where he would constantly write letters, mostly to Eleanor. Eleanor later recalled that on his many horseback riding expeditions with the young children in Virginia, he became attached to "one girl in particular of whom I was jealous." On occasion, he would, to the jubilation of Eleanor, return home for a few days. Theodore Roosevelt became the conservator for

neg: Blue City (film) job down. It's a strange experience." Nelson reflected on his role: Cowboys and Indians, cops and robbers. That`s the way Billy Turner sees it--it`s good guys and bad guys. He`s the misunderstood hero now. What, is he out of his mind? He doesn't even know what`s going on. Billy Turner is supposedly on a quest to find out who killed his father, but as soon as he gets a gun in his hand, it`s like: `Hey--I`ve got a gun in my hand!`It`s a little like real life--sometimes you don`t know what you`re supposed to be doing, even when you`re doing

neg: Drinking Class the song was certified platinum by the RIAA. Drinking Class "Drinking Class" is a song written by Josh Kear, David Frasier and Ed Hill and recorded by American country music artist Lee Brice. It was released in September 2014 as the second single from his third studio album, "I Don't Dance". Billy Dukes of "Taste of Country" gave the song a favorable review, calling it "Brice's finest moment" and "a song that can't be ignored." Dukes also wrote that "there's not a hardworking American who won't relate to this song on some level." The music video was directed by Ryan

neg: Lennart Skoglund to exacerbate the problem. Skoglund reportedly began to keep a bottle of whisky in his locker at Internazionale to ensure he could drink during the day. Francesco Morini, his teammate at Sampdoria, also discovered that Skoglund kept a small bottle of whisky by the corner flag. When Skoglund took a corner he would, according to Morini, kneel down as though tying his shoelace and have a drink. His drinking also brought some legal issues. In January 1952, Skoglund got into an argument with a taxi driver who later took him to court in Milan, complaining that he had vandalised his

neg: Peter Grubb Jr. as "Tinian." They had two sons, Alan Burd Grubb and Henry Bates Grubb, but unfortunately Mary died from complications of childbirth. Peter never got over the loss, became despondent, and never married again. He was the less gregarious of the brothers, and being a minority partner in the ironworks probably didn't help his disposition. He developed an increasing drinking problem and was known for sometimes erratic behavior. On two occasions he was brought before Council to answer for statements he made while drinking; he was acquitted both times, as he had just "behaved in his usual mad way." Certainly Peter's

neg: Billy Kenny (footballer, born 1973) of how his problems developed saying: "I suddenly found myself out of the game for six months with nothing to do. I couldn't train and I was bored all the time. That's when I started going out drinking with people I thought were mates but who were just using me because I was a famous Everton player." Kenny went on to explain the devastating effect drug use had on his career: "I was completely hooked on coke. I needed it just to get by. I was an addict and a complete mess. It got so bad that I wasn't even

neg: Toyota Avanza the 1.0-liter "EJ-VE" three-cylinder DOHC engine producing and of torque (until August 2016), whilst the Xenia X and R have a 1.3-liter "K3-VE" 4 cylinder DOHC engine producing and of torque. Both engines are equipped with Toyota's standard electronic fuel injection with VVT-i. Like the Avanza, in 2015 the Xenia changed to the 1.3-liter "1NR-VE" Dual VVT-i engine producing and of torque for the X and R variants, while still maintaining the 1.0-liter "EJ-VE" VVT-i for the D and M variants (discontinued later due to launch of the Sigra). As of 2015, all Xenia variants have drive-by-wire, dual airbags, safety

neg: Bob Widlar Widlar got drunk and publicly refused to speak to the audience unless he got more gin. Sporck said that "We had no choice. We had to get his glass filled up. And then he went on with the lecture. And he, you know, he got plastered, but the interesting part of it is he was just so damn smart, you know. Even drunk he could just wow these people." According to fellow analog circuit designer Bob Pease, Widlar cut down on his drinking shortly before death. Gifford said in 2002: "He stopped drinking but I think the damage was probably

neg: Mercury Theatre a model. They hit on the idea of using Hearst as their central character. Mankiewicz had frequented Hearst's parties until his alcoholism got him barred. The writer resented this and became obsessed with Hearst and Marion Davies. Hearst had great influence and the power to retaliate within Hollywood so Welles had Mankiewicz work on the script outside of the city. Because of the writer's drinking problem, Houseman went along to provide assistance and make sure that he stayed focused. Welles also sought inspiration from Howard Hughes and Samuel Insull (who built an opera house for his girlfriend). Although Mankiewicz and

neg: Houston, We've Got a Problem V in other shots. The correct rocket was in fact a Saturn V. The film does not focus on the spaceflight itself, but rather on the crises in Mission Control. Jim Lovell wrote a letter to "TV Guide" about the film, saying that the crises in Mission Control were dramatized. Houston, We've Got a Problem Houston, We've Got a Problem is a 1974 American made-for-television drama film about the Apollo 13 spaceflight, directed by Lawrence Doheny and starring Ed Nelson in the role of NASA Flight Director Gene Kranz. The title of the film is a misquotation of the ominous

neg: Unique (band) in a project he named Unique. He was signed to dance record label Prelude and under this name released two singles: "What I Got Is What You Need" in 1983 and "You Make Me Feel So Good" in 1984. Other people involved in the group were Mona Maria Norris and Darryl K. Henry who co-wrote "What I Got Is What You Need." Smith wrote the second song alone and it was mixed by an aspiring dance-pop producer Shep Pettibone. Their song "What I Got Is What You Need" has been reissued on various compilation albums well into the 21st century

neg: General Protection Fault (webcomic) characters, however, mistake his name for a similar-sounding expletive. During his college days, Fooker took far longer than the usual time to graduate (he says that Ki arrived in the "second year of [his] senior year"), partly due to having a problem with drinking excessively. He also got along poorly with Ki during that time, but convinced her to help him quit drinking by offering to get her a part-time job at GPF and throw out her disk quota. Soon after, they became friends, and Fooker quit smoking as well. Fooker eventually was revealed to be a secret agent for

neg: Derek Hess was drunk or hungover wasn’t as good as it could be. I would think I was doing a masterpiece, until I looked at it the next day,” says Hess. Hess eventually checked himself into rehab again, “I got there, it was noon, and they asked me if I’d been drinking. ‘HELL YEAH, I’ve been drinking!’ Because I’d get sick if I didn’t drink,” he says. Since, Hess has remained sober and has found more effective ways to manage his bipolar disorder. In his documentary, "Forced Perspective", Hess speaks candidly about his battle with alcoholism and mental illness and has worked

neg: Storylines of Shortland Street (1992) his early 20s was still a virgin as he didn't believe in sex before marriage. However the two got along well enough and soon became best friends and both were fiercely protective of Alison, supporting her as she was let down by Chris time and time again. Steve, after fending off the affections of Gina Rossi (Josephine Davison) the manager of the local café, Stromboli, began going out with Sarah Donnelly, and was devastated when she died of melanoma. Michael began drinking heavily and it was revealed that he had a drinking problem which he had battled with for many

neg: Social services in Himachal Pradesh institutions was nearly 1,122,000 or about 26% of the entire state. The literacy percentage which was just 6.7% in 1951 and 31.32% in 1971, raised to 42.48% in 1989 and in 1991 it further reached to 63.54%. Himachal got its first university in 1971. Then 2 more universities, one for agriculture and the other for Horticulture and Forestry were established at Palampur and Solan respectively. Drinking water supply poses a major problem in the state. Because of high altitude terrain and undulating topography drinking water is mainly obtained from streams. The pollution, lack of sanitation and open air defecation, leads

neg: Kurt Gildisch of the handpicked men was Gildisch. He was viewed with mistrust and dislike by "Reichsführer-SS" Heinrich Himmler. While nominally under Himmler's control, Gildisch and other close comrades of the Führer took their orders direct from Hitler, much to Himmler's frustration. Gildisch had a heavy drinking problem, which within months of his assuming command of the "SS–Begleitkommando" from Willy Herzberger, got the better of him. On 15 June 1934, Himmler had Gildisch removed from his post because of his heavy drinking habits, and replaced by Bruno Gesche as the commander of the "SS-Begleitkommando". Hitler did not interfere, but this was not

neg: Henry Morgentaler abortion. The reaction to his public testimony surprised him: he began to receive calls from women who wanted abortions. Robert Malcolm Campbell and Leslie Alexander Pal wrote, "Henry Morgentaler experienced the [abortion] law's limitations directly in the supplications of desperate women who visited his Montreal office." Morgentaler's initial response was to refuse: "I hadn't expected the avalanche of requests and didn't realize the magnitude of the problem in immediate, human terms. I answered, 'I sympathize with you. I know your problem, but the law won't let me help you. If I do help you, I'll go to jail, I lose

neg: Chad Everett every seven years. After the series "Medical Center" ended, Everett became frustrated when no movie roles were forthcoming and television roles were not working out. A long-time social drinker, he began drinking heavily. He was consuming a quart of vodka a day by the time he quit drinking in 1986. "I was a functional alcoholic." Shelby noted his alcohol-related mood swings and has said, "finally I confronted him. I came into the bedroom with a big pot of coffee one morning and said 'we have a major problem to deal with here.'" A month later, Everett caught sight of himself

neg: Water supply and sanitation in Turkey enforcement; the Ministry of Agriculture through the drinking water unit in the General Directorate for Rural Services (KHGM) is in charge of planning, financing and building rural drinking water supply; and the Ministry of Health is, in charge of monitoring drinking water quality. The 16 largest cities in Turkey each have legally separate and financially autonomous municipal water and sanitation companies called "Su ve Kanalizasyon Idaresi" (SKIs). These utilities were created during the 1980s and 1990s, beginning with the establishment of ISKI in Istanbul in 1981. The boards of these companies are typically chaired by the mayor. Smaller cities provide

neg: I Got You (Leona Lewis song) "I Got You" quietly, and belts the chorus, like on "Run". "I Got You" garnered mixed reviews from music critics. Peter Robinson for "The Guardian" wrote that "I Got You" "is an impressive distant relative of Bleeding Love". Leah Greenblatt for "Entertainment Weekly" praised "I Got You", along with "Happy", as they allowed "Echo" to redeem itself from the "soppy balladry and standard-issue dancery" present on the rest of the album. Greenblatt's only criticism was that "it can be difficult to connect with the woman who wields it." Mayer Nissim for Digital Spy awarded the song three stars out of

neg: Gene Schoor to be shown, they['ve] got to be guided, they['ve] got to be helped. If you get the kids when they're young, why, hell, the kid walking down the street could be ... the next heavyweight champion of the world." Inspired, Schoor's restaurant group formed Kid Galahad Boxers to invest in and nurture the careers of young, unknown boxers. To attract talent, in January 1962 they bought an ad in the "New York Times" which began: "$10,000 A YEAR WHILE YOU LEARN. A newly formed syndicate of sportsmen and businessmen is anxious to sponsor the next heavyweight champion. This group of

neg: Philip Steir "Lakini's Juice" (Remix) by Live • "That's When I Reach for My Revolver" (Psychotic Ve-Gun Mix) by Moby • "Dear God" by Shootyz Groove • "Have Fun, Go Mad" by Blair • "I Find (I’m Fine)" by Getaway Cruiser • "Let’s Get Down" by Getaway Cruiser • "Something Got Me" (Curse Of The Voodoo Swamp Mix) by Lori Carson • "Did It Again" (Did It Four Times Mix)/(North Pole Mix) by Kylie Minogue • "Too Far" (Inner Door Mix) by Kylie Minogue • "Lenses" by Red Five • "Sick and Beautiful" by Artificial Joy Club • "Numb II" (Dinkadelic Mix)

neg: George Jones song he co-wrote and would later record with Tammy Wynette), "A Good Year for the Roses," and "If My Heart Had Windows". By this point, Jones' singing style had evolved from the full-throated, high lonesome sound of Hank Williams and Roy Acuff on his early Starday records to the more refined, subtle style of Lefty Frizzell. In a 2006 interview with "Billboard", Jones acknowledged the fellow Texan's influence on his idiosyncratic phrasing: "I got that from Lefty. He always made five syllables out of one word." Jones' binge drinking and use of amphetamines on the road caught up to him

neg: South Pacific (musical) received a large number of letters concerning "You've Got to Be Carefully Taught". Judging by the letters that remain among his papers in the Library of Congress, the reaction was mixed. One correspondent wrote "What can I say to a man who writes, 'You've got to be taught to hate and fear?' ... Now that I know you, I feel that my informants didn't praise you enough." Nevertheless, another wrote, "I feel the inclusion of the song particularly in the album and to some extent in the show itself is not helpful to the cause of brotherhood, your intent to

neg: I Can't Stop Drinking About You It killed me! So this one night, I went to the bar to try and get him off my mind. He wouldn't stop calling my phone and texting me to apologize. I finally answered my phone, and told him to leave me alone 'cause I was too busy drinking about him."" The song was produced by The Monsters and the Strangerz based in Miami, Florida. The team has also worked with artists such as Diddy, Rihanna, Kylie Minogue, Flo Rida, and Big Sean. "I Can't Stop Drinking About You" received generally positive reviews. Steff Yotka from "Nylon" wrote that listeners

neg: Houston, We've Got a Problem Houston, We've Got a Problem Houston, We've Got a Problem is a 1974 American made-for-television drama film about the Apollo 13 spaceflight, directed by Lawrence Doheny and starring Ed Nelson in the role of NASA Flight Director Gene Kranz. The title of the film is a misquotation of the ominous announcement made by Commander Jim Lovell following the explosion of an oxygen tank which tore off the side of the spacecraft service module. Lovell actually said, "Houston, we've "had" a problem" (emphasis added). The rocket depicted leaving the launch pad is a Saturn I in some shots and a Saturn

neg: Mavis Staples up. These songwriters gave me a challenge. They gave me that feeling of, 'Hey, I can hang! I can still do this!' There's a variety, and it makes me feel refreshed and brand new. Just like Benjamin Booker wrote on the opening track, 'I got friends and I got love around me, I got people, the people who love me.' I'm living on a high note, I'm above the clouds. I'm just so grateful. I must be the happiest old girl in the world. Yes, indeed. In January 2017, Staples was featured as a guest vocalist on "I Give You

neg: Ka Makuahine A Me Ke Keikikane don't think he [McGarrett] would just ditch her [Lynn]. That would be the wrong thing to do." In a later interview with TV Line O'Loughlin was asked why McGarrett pushed for an answer on what Catherine would've said had he proposed he said "I think he wants to hear her say, 'It wasn’t you, you weren't the problem. I was the problem.'" and when asked if Catherine's hypothetical proposal answer should raise red flags his response was "Absolutely not. No f–king way,Catherine is not 'the one who got away' but 'the one who was not meant to be.'" Reviews toward

neg: Plame affair and forget on Thursday. Collins told the press "Well, as I said before, I felt like it was a long, you know, haul to get this jury done. And if Mr. Libby is pardoned, I would have no problem with that." Another member of the jury, Ann Redington, who broke down and cried as the verdict was being read, also told Chris Matthews, in a March 7, 2007, appearance on "Hardball", that she hoped Libby would eventually be pardoned by President Bush; she told Matthews that she believed Libby "got caught in a difficult situation where he got caught in

neg: Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew about Season 2. Pinsky disputes this, however, stating, "I was confused too. But that's not my problem. My problem is that I've got a guy who needs help and I've got to figure out a way to get him into treatment. Gary [ends up having] a really inspirational experience. But it's a good 10 days before he comes around. On October 1, 2008, rock band Alter Bridge, in conjunction with VH1, released a video for their single "Watch Over You" containing clips from the upcoming season of "Celebrity Rehab". Most of the celebrities (except for Kitaen, Busey and Stewart) agreed

neg: Are You Dead Yet? came up with the new album title last winter when we were back home and I went out for a night of drinking. I got a hold of some of the cheapest vodka and just drank and drank and drank, and one thing led to another, so we were outside having fun, and I climbed on top of a car, and slipped and fell off, and next thing I know I was in hospital. I had three broken bones in my wrist and lots of stitches, got kept in over night. So when I woke up the next morning I

neg: Alan Jackson "Someday", "Dallas" and "Love's Got a Hold on You", and the number three "Midnight in Montgomery". Jackson also co-wrote several songs on Randy Travis' 1991 album "High Lonesome". "A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'bout Love)", his third album, accounted for the number one hits "She's Got the Rhythm (And I Got the Blues)" (which Travis co-wrote) and "Chattahoochee", plus the top five hits "Tonight I Climbed the Wall", "Mercury Blues" and "(Who Says) You Can't Have It All". "Chattahoochee" also won him the 1994 Country Music Association (CMA) awards for Single and Song of the Year. In 1994

neg: Gene Schoor Joe DiMaggio and Pee Wee Reese. And when he asked Schoor for more money and a co-author credit on [the biography of] Bob Feller, he was turned down and 'quit.'" In 1959, Schoor and three others (former boxers Bill Nicholson, Sy Krieg, and Phil Krupin, whom Schoor met in Paris after they all served in World War Two) financed the New York City Second Avenue restaurant Johnny Johnston's Steakhouse. Later, while interviewing President Kennedy, Schoor lamented the lack of opportunity given to American youth; Schoor claimed that the President replied, "We['ve] got millions of opportunities for kids. But they['ve] got

neg: Daredevil (Marvel Comics series) him the freedom to fill in details of the plot as he saw fit. Lee explained "If I would tell Gene who the villain was and what the problem was, how the problem should be resolved and where it would take place, Gene could fill in all the details. Which made it very interesting for me to write because when I got the artwork back and had to put in the copy, I was seeing things that I'd not expected." The 31-issue Lee/Colan run on the series included "Daredevil" #47, in which Murdock defends a blind Vietnam veteran against a

neg: Kerry Ellis "tap[s] into all the different areas that [she has] been part of" in her career between the years 2000 and 2010. It includes both original songs, songs from musicals and concerts in which she has been involved as well as new arrangements of personal favourites. May stated that "[Kerry and I]'ve created [...] a style that defines a new form of music – a kind of anthemic-orchestral-rock-musical-theatre fusion," while Ellis remarked, "I think ["Anthems" has] got a touch of camp to it, really. It's very grand. [It has] big orchestras and big ballad-y vocals." The album peaked at number 15

neg: Deepak Jaitoi in Punjabi was considered impossible. He accepted Punjabi Ghazal writing as a challenge and published many books. He also wrote songs in Punjabi. His songs, "aah lai maae saambh kunjian, dhian kar challian sardari" and "jutti laggdi haania mere, ve putt na pulanghan lammian", recorded by singer Narinder Biba got very popular. Deepak Jaitoi Deepak Jaitoi (), also spelled as Deepak Jatoi, was a Punjabi Ghazal-writer as well as songwriter. He worked for Punjabi for about six decades of his life. Jaitoi was born as Gurcharan Singh on 26 April 1919, to father S. Inder Singh and mother Veer Kaur,

neg: Đan Trường Ve Sau" (directed by Tran Canh Don, Lam Le Dung, Tong Thanh Vinh, Minh Vy) was released which boosted and brought Dan Truong closer to the audience. Early November 1999, his second album "Di Ve Noi Xa" was released. The single ""Di Ve Noi Xa"" is still being favored by everyone and 250,000 copies was sold. The song helped him win "Favorite Artist" award and "Favorite Songwriter" award for songwriter Le Quang at "Green Wave Award 2001". Besides, there were many impressive songs such as "Van Mai Co Don", "Mua Tinh Yeu", "Tinh Quay Got", "Hon Moi Xa"... In November

neg: G. H. Hat and reached number 19 in its fifth week on the chart. G. H. Hat G. H. Hat is a multi-genre producer, remixer, composer and performer. G. H. Hat has released songs in the classical, EDM, pop, and dance genres. Two of his releases have charted on "Billboard" magazine's Dance Club Songs: "I Got a Problem (I Wonder...) feat. Mickey Shiloh" and “Sukiyaki (feat. Alina Renae)" With his first vocal pop/dance release, “I Got a Problem (I Wonder...) [feat. Mickey Shiloh], G. H. Hat also collaborated with and released remixes by two Grammy nominated DJ/remixers, Ralphi Rosario and Mr. Mig as

neg: G. H. Hat G. H. Hat G. H. Hat is a multi-genre producer, remixer, composer and performer. G. H. Hat has released songs in the classical, EDM, pop, and dance genres. Two of his releases have charted on "Billboard" magazine's Dance Club Songs: "I Got a Problem (I Wonder...) feat. Mickey Shiloh" and “Sukiyaki (feat. Alina Renae)" With his first vocal pop/dance release, “I Got a Problem (I Wonder...) [feat. Mickey Shiloh], G. H. Hat also collaborated with and released remixes by two Grammy nominated DJ/remixers, Ralphi Rosario and Mr. Mig as well as remixes by other DJ/Remixers such as Dinaire+Bissen, DJ cMellow,

neg: Mind Meld affected their family lives. The conversation is mostly guided by Shatner, who prompts Nimoy to discuss issues he had regarding the legitimacy of consistently portraying an extraterrestrial, and other struggles with his acting career at the time. "It took me a while," Nimoy says, "but I got rid of all that anger when I realized that I never had to worry about work ever since "Star Trek" went on the air." Nimoy reveals that he was an alcoholic at the time of the original "Star Trek" series—something that was not publicly known before "Mind Meld". He developed "a major drinking

neg: Kathleen Turner who are sick." Turner has had well-publicized problems with alcohol, which she used as an escape from the pain and symptoms of acute rheumatoid arthritis. Turner has admitted she drank to relieve the constant pain that resulted from her illness, and that the drinking made her difficult to be around. A few weeks after leaving the production of the play "The Graduate" in November 2002, Turner was admitted into the Marworth hospital in Waverly, Pennsylvania, for the treatment of alcoholism. "I have no problem with alcohol when I'm working," she explained. "It's when I'm home alone that I can't control