why did he mention having a will in Face Down?

laytonian said:

laytonian said:

That was more wasted time and money.

zenarose said:

Astasheiks said:

I think you maybe right. Now need to search for the address.

Gettin Ready for the Days of Wild,

3400 Park Ave Minneapolis,Mn NOW GO BE FUNKY AND BE WILD!!!!! [Edited 2/23/17 18:10pm]

Thank you very much!

zenarose said:

New document filed. Appellate Court Order [Edited 2/28/17 11:20am]

Also, documents filed on:

2/22

2/16

2/9

luvsexy4all said:

rogifan said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

laurarichardson said:

rogifan said:

Interesting that he allowed political fundraisers at PP. I'm assuming he wasn't in attendance at these events?

--He was involved with the campaign of the first Aftica American women to be the mayor of Minnespolis.

I can get over just HOW much Prince was involved in,

He had so many things going on..

All over the place

All the time.....even NOW !!!!!

laurarichardson said:

rogifan said:

laurarichardson said:

rogifan said:

Interesting that he allowed political fundraisers at PP. I'm assuming he wasn't in attendance at these events?

--He was involved with the campaign of the first Aftica American women to be the mayor of Minnespolis.

I could have sworn Van Jones and a few other associates said P was a stanch Republican Okay, I will stop now....smh (confused and bewildered)

roxy831 said:

laurarichardson said:

I think his politics/beliefs (even though he did not vote) could best be evidenced by what he said in Baltimore. Yes, he wrote the song we know well, but he also addressed the crowd and said, when he returned, he wanted to stay at a hotel owned by one of them. He was someone who believed in hard work and thought no one was entitled to anything for free. On the other hand, he sought to raise up those he believed needed a hand - maybe someone or a group needed financial help, which he would often give anonymously. He mentored young musicians and singers. IMO he seemed to become more involved as he got older, perhaps because his legacy was secure and he could use it to better the world around him.

1Sasha said:

For Prince and all of us. It is possible to be liberal, conservative and "purple" on different issues.

I think that's normal. Just saying

1Sasha said:

I think his politics/beliefs (even though he did not vote) could best be evidenced by what he said in Baltimore. Yes, he wrote the song we know well, but he also addressed the crowd and said, when he returned, he wanted to stay at a hotel owned by one of them. He was someone who believed in hard work and thought no one was entitled to anything for free. On the other hand, he sought to raise up those he believed needed a hand - maybe someone or a group needed financial help, which he would often give anonymously. He mentored young musicians and singers. IMO he seemed to become more involved as he got older, perhaps because his legacy was secure and he could use it to better the world around him.

He was motivated by PURE Goodness in the end...

rogifan said:

1Sasha said:

I think his politics/beliefs (even though he did not vote) could best be evidenced by what he said in Baltimore. Yes, he wrote the song we know well, but he also addressed the crowd and said, when he returned, he wanted to stay at a hotel owned by one of them. He was someone who believed in hard work and thought no one was entitled to anything for free. On the other hand, he sought to raise up those he believed needed a hand - maybe someone or a group needed financial help, which he would often give anonymously. He mentored young musicians and singers. IMO he seemed to become more involved as he got older, perhaps because his legacy was secure and he could use it to better the world around him.

Something he said in George Lopez's show in 2011 always stuck with me. They were talking about music and the internet and Prince said people tend not to value things they can get for free and if you put anything else in the place of music you'll understand what he's talking about. Van Jones also talked about how Prince understood where BLM was coming from but he wanted them to channel their energies in to improving their lives and their communities, not just protesting (I'm paraphrasing). I think he was someone who worked hard all his life and had nothing given to him so he definitely had that strong work ethic but also knew there were times when people were struggling and needed a helping hand. Of all the things I respect Prince for his work ethic is probably #1.

Co-sign on work ethic. No matter what anyone has to say he had an incredialbe work ethic and he has the body of work to show for it.

Rev said:

For Prince and all of us. It is possible to be liberal, conservative and "purple" on different issues.

I think that's normal. Just saying

I think so.

rogifan said:

roxy831 said:

I could have sworn Van Jones and a few other associates said P was a stanch Republican Okay, I will stop now....smh (confused and bewildered)

I believe Van Jones said Prince was purple on some issues.

Very true.

roxy831 said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

No. Is there a new document out there?

laurarichardson said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Also, documents filed on:

2/22

2/16

2/9

---Did anyone else see that there appears to be a settlement concerning the Tribute concert?

Somewhere in the attorney fee statements?

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

laurarichardson said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Somewhere in the attorney fee statements?

--/4th doc down on April 22nd. It is a request to redact and seal financial information pertaining to settlement concerning the Tribute concert.

My guess is this "settlement" is in regard to funds generated minus payments to vendors,

musicians, etc (and Londell's fees ). It could be a "settlement sheet" they are working on.