Matt Chamberlain was Dave Krusen's replacement as the drummer for Pearl Jam. Matt can be seen in the earliest of Pearl Jam MTV videos such as Alive. Matt later left Pearl Jam to join the Saturday Night Live band, suggesting as he left that Pearl Jam check out a drummer named Dave Abbruzzese in the Texas funk band, Dr. Tongue. Chamberlain's previous efforts include Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians

Matt is the creator/operator of Matt's Music Page. I run this website all by myself :) If you're interesting in learning more, you can Contact me here.

The Chamberlain is the treasurer of the City. Our staff of six has many tasks to complete every day. Among these are: collecting tax payments and other fees, paying all the bills for every city department, maintaining a balanced budget while updating the records of all financial transactions made by all city departments. Calculating the payroll for all employees of the City of Oswego is another duty of this department.

There are numerous other bills that can be paid at our office including water bills, building permit fees, rental permit fees, road cut fees, various assessments, rent for private use of city buildings, etc.

The Chamberlain is a member of the Mayor's budget commission along with 3 members of the Council and the City Attorney. The final budget, upon approval by the Common Council, is entered into the City's computer by the Deputy Chamberlain, Mrs.Deborah Coad, who oversees making sure expenditures are correctly matched with budgeted appropriations.

Our office, located on the first floor of City Hall, is open from 9-5 Monday through Friday. You can call 342-8105 for more information.

In addition to our extensive intramural program Chamberlain-Hunt offers three interscholastic sports: Soccer, basketball and track. For more specific information, see the Athletics section of the Web site.

quot;If it offends people who are afraid to question their own faith, then it’s a good thing. We were on the list of records that a church wanted a certain record store to pull off the shelves. I was pretty happy about that. I don’t actually believe that there is a Satan or a hell or all that kind of stuff, but the imagery more than anything is exciting and challenging. But if it’s gonna piss somebody off for me to say I’m a Satanist, I’d be happy about that.

I'm working on many many things. I'm working on the follow up to the follow up to Viveka, I'm working on new 5.1 surround sound music projects, I'm working on building a DVD, I'm working on this web site, I'm working on a collaboration with Mark Hanser, I'm doing a bit of web design, and I may even have a few other tricks up my sleeve.

Matt Groening, born February 15th, 1954, is the creator of The Simpsons, Futurama, and Life in Hell. Intending to be a professional writer after leaving Evergreen State College in Washington, his career in L.A. came to an end with the unexpected success of his Life in Hell comic strip. It was Life in Hell that attracted the attention of James L.

My old answer was "As far as I know Matt's horse's name was never given on the show." I have gotten a lot of e-mail about this from really with-it visitors. Apparently Matt's horse's name was Buck. Thanks to everyone who wrote in to tell me! I even heard it for myself recently when TV Land showed "The Bullet." At the beginning of part 1 Festus calls Matt's horse Buck.

There is a strange correlation between those who demand "Peace Now"in the Middle East and the Neville Chamberlain Policies, just prior to the advent of World War Two. These policies of appeasement in the face of Hitler's aggressive actions when he took over the Ruhr and Rhineland territories only encouraged more aggression. Neville Chamberlain was not the only one to fail when courage decisiveness and quick action were badly needed.

Yes, all print sizes are now available in gloss or matt finishes. You can select print size from the select print size dropdown box. This appears just beneath the list of photos.

Probably not any time too soon. For the moment all my work is studio based and thus un-tour-able.. however project that would make touring possible are in the works... so stay tuned. I suggest you first go to the press kit section of this web site.. after that, contact me if you want or need more. As a rule of thumb.. I'm desperate for publicity.. thus probably available for whatever...

Ummm.. you can't, not till I make it available. Basically, my back catalog is a mixed bag.. some good stuff some stuff that I find a little embracing. I'm thinking of making a section on the site where you can check out some of the contents of the back catalog and order CDR's or download MP3s of the tracks you like.. to get a feeling if anyone is really interested in the back catalog.. but I want the focus to stay on the new work.

Well I've been using Mac's since 1990, so I really really know them. I've used PCs and Amigas, but the Mac is my fav... In my opinion Macs are designed way better then PCs, the operating system is better suited to the creative mind... But I admit I'm not a PC expert, and I'm sure the PC has lots of virtues, I do so love those ultra high end 3D graphic cards for serious 3D Apps, but over all I'll have to say that the Macintosh is just a far superior mashine..

My favorite painter is Max Ernst. Klimnt is up there for me to, along with Chuck Close.. and various new folks.

Well send me a link to your site.. tell me why you want to trade links with me, what your sites about, and I'll try to get back to you as soon as possible.

Umm... I'm a little afraid for you! You know don't know me, I'm a stranger, and your already in love? Marriage? My gosh! Umm.. well if you where sane.. I'd tell you I was single.. and why don't you email me or IM me sometime... as I can use all the help I can get in the romantic department these days.... or you know.. I'm not currently in a situation where I don't get out quite enough.. or meet new people quite enough.. but seeing as you aren't sane.... umm...