UPDATE - ANNUAL AUSTRALIAN WEBMASTERS GATHERING NOVEMBER 4 TO 6 !!

[BoardGoerge]

Don't forget the the 2nd Annual Australian Webmasters Gathering - Gold
Coast, Queensland, Australia from Friday 4th to Sunday 6th November.

All enquiries and bookings immediately to toyboy@curiouscash.com.

Itinerary:

Friday 4 November
9pm onwards.. Night @ 3 + 1 Play Adult Nightclub (ToyBoy's New Club -
www.3plusone.com) - FREE ENTRY FOR ALL
AND $1000 BAR TAB SPONSORED BY
WWW.AUSSIECELEBS.COM

Saturday 5 November
7pm to 11pm... Evening Broadwater & South Stradbroke Island Boat Dinner
Cruise - including dinner and all drinks (sponsorship available!)

Depart the jetty at 7.30pm, aboard an authentic Tall Ship for a calm water
sailing cruise to South Stradbroke Island. During the trip enjoy entrée
prepared on board with fully licensed facilities as part of your package.

Upon arrival at McLarens Landing, guests disembark at our own private 9 acre
island homestead and are greeted by the sight of flaming torches, wild
wallabies grazing on the front lawns and the aroma of an Aussie BBQ creates
a memorable impression.

The Homestead offers a wide range of free activities including a pool table,
dart board, hooky, bocce, volley ball or perhaps hand feed the native
animals. Then move into the main homestead area for a Gala island dinner
with great entertainment and dancing into the night.

Sunday 6 November
1pm onwards. Recovery BBQ on The Private Rooftop Deck of ToyBoy's and CJ's
Palm Beach Penthouse (SPONSORED BY
WWW.CURIOUSCASH.COM !)

Don't miss this one folks !

Further details at
www.curiouscash.com

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POST #4

Subject: Lil Jon Seeks $30 Million Over Video

ATLANTA - Claiming breach of contract, false advertising, trademark
infringement and unauthorized use of his name and likeness, rapper Lil Jon
this week filed suit against LFP Video and Category 5 Entertainment.

According to court documents obtained by XBiz, the suit stems from the use
of Lil Jon concert footage in Hustler Video's "Phat Tuesday," as well as use
of the rapper's name and image on the DVD's boxcover.

The live performance footage was shot at a Feb. 5, 2004, New Orleans-area
concert promoted in part by Category 5.

According to Lil Jon, who's real name is Jonathan Smith, his contract with
Category 5 gave the company permission to use his name and likeness only for
the purposes of promoting the concert and only until the date of the
concert. It did not give Category 5 the right to reproduce or sell his name
or likeness to a second party such as LFP, the lawsuit says.

The boxcover for "Phat Tuesday" shows Lil John flanked by two of the DVD's
stars, Ashley Fires and Lacey, along with a "sunburst" that reads,
"Featuring Top 10 Recording Artist Lil Jon, King of Crunk."

Lil Jon is widely known in the music community as the King of Crunk, a
heavy, Southern brand of hip-hop that's popular in dance clubs. Early last
year, the dreadlocked, metal-toothed rapper and producer introduced a
pomegranate-flavored energy drink under the Crunk brand name.

The lawsuit contends that because Lil Jon is a "certified hit maker" and he
"created the term Crunk," his name and likeness are "valuable commodities,
with significant secondary meaning and goodwill attached to them." It
asserts that Lil Jon was deprived of royalties and revenue attached to the
unauthorized use of his name and image. A valid license for such use,
according to the claim, would have cost LFP more than $500,000.

Perhaps most significantly, the suit contends that "the goodwill associated
with [Lil Jon's trademarks] has been tarnished significantly by being linked
improperly to Hustler." It says these marks are used in a wide variety of
merchandise, giving their goodwill a value of not less than $30 million.

Earlier this year, Lil Jon signed a two-picture deal with another adult
studio, Vivid Entertainment, under which he was to direct and create music
for two hardcore videos. The rapper and his band, The East Side Boyz, also
were to appear in the videos in non-sex roles.

While the suit does not make specific reference to the Vivid deal, it has
been widely reported that the release of "Phat Tuesday" has put the first of
the two Vivid movies, originally scheduled to release in the second quarter
of 2005, on hold indefinitely.

In addition to seeking compensatory, actual and punitive damages, Lil Jon's
suit requests an order to impound and destroy all remaining copies of "Phat
Tuesday."

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