Cousin Steve’s new basement is eerily like that of 44 Carriage Hill. I just uploaded a new photoset of pics from TurkeyJam ‘05 featuring Beedge, John, Jay Wilder, John Lecesse kicking the 40 minute E-jam.
Calendar
- 2008-11-20 Fall play @ RBR - Romeo & Juliet
- 2008-11-21 Fall play @ RBR - Romeo & Juliet
- 2008-11-22 Fall play @ RBR - Romeo & Juliet
- 2008-11-23 Fall play @ RBR - Romeo & Juliet
- MSSB @ M Shanghai Den
Our monthly first Saturday gig. Awesome Schezwan food!
When: Dec 6, 2008 9:00:00 PM
Where: M Shanghai Den in Brooklyn,New York
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- Licence to Kill
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- The Man with the Golden Gun
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- Bagelturf - An Aperture Workflow Example: Selecting 6 Images From 229 - excellent aperture workflow tutorial
- All Scientific Articles, Research, Landscape and Human Health Laboratory, University of Illinois - Human Health Benefits Of Natural Landscapes
- Natural Settings Help Brain Fatigue - Well Blog - NYTimes.com - Attention restoration theory suggests that walks in nature and views of green space capture our involuntary attention, giving our directed attention a needed rest.
- Jonathan Haidt on the moral roots of liberals and conservatives | Video on TED.com - Psychologist Jonathan Haidt studies the five moral values that form the basis of our political choices, whether we're left, right or center. In this eye-opening talk, he pinpoints the moral values that liberals and conservatives tend to honor most.
- Pollan's Proposals - For the time-strapped who didn't get around to reading Pollan's recent NYT's magazine piece on food policy, here is a great overview of that article.
- Multitasking Can Make You Lose ... Um ... Focus - NYTimes.com - As our minds fill with noise ? feckless synaptic events signifying nothing ? the brain gradually loses its capacity to attend fully and gradually to anything,
- Mayor promotes traffic-calming aids - To slow traffic and to protect children who walk to school, Mayor Pasquale Menna wants to increase traffic-calming measures and pedestrian crossings on busy access streets in the borough.
- Cities rethink wisdom of 50s-era parking standards - USATODAY.com - Officials hope that offering the freedom to forgo parking will lead to denser, more walkable, transit-friendly development.
- Scott Russell Sanders - Just read "A Private History of Awe." Wonderful book that resonated on so many different levels.
- Paris-Brest-Paris randonneurs go for distance - someday.
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what? no audio? thats a big tease.
Jim,
Since when do you play a Tele? Where’s the 335?
Who’s on drums? It kills me that it wasn’t me.
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The guy with the strat sure is handsome. Maybe a bit overwieght though.
yeah. but it’s the guy with the tele who’s got the chops.
Yeah, where’s the 335?
And what about the ST-1500?
nav: no idea what you’re talking about ;-)
as for the 335; it was up in RI. I didn’t travel with it and knew that there’d be several sweet guitars to choose from anyway. I do love that tele. It’s about as minimal a setup as my 335. In a perfect world my amp would have an on/off switch and a volume knob and my guitar would have just a volume knob. The tele’s pretty minimal in tat sense.