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Protected: November CD Mix: Frippery
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We have sinned against Almighty God, at the highest level of our government, we’ve stuck our finger in your eye,” said Robertson. “The Supreme Court has insulted you over and over again, Lord. They’ve taken your Bible away from the … Continue reading
The Hook Is Red But the Grass Is Blue
I’ll be playing with Brooklyn bluegrass ensemble Fresh Baked this coming Friday night at Sunny’s in Red Hook. The bar is historic, the cider will be hot, and the music too. At least we hope so. And we hope to … Continue reading
Return Of the Sheriff Sessions
Shotgun Party Originally uploaded by kenf225 We were back at the Baggott Inn last night for another edition of the Sheriff Sessions, featuring a band from Austin, Shotgun Party, that includes fiddler Katy Rose Cox who was a highlight of … Continue reading
Notice!
I’m making major changes to how I handle incoming email, so if I’m not responding to messages, or if you get bounces or anything when you email me, please let me know right away. Email me at my LJ address, … Continue reading
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Frippery in Manhattan
Robert Fripp is one of the very few guitarists who are recognizable almost as soon as they play a note. Most of the others in this category — Jimi Hendrix, Richard Thompson, Muddy Waters, Mark Knopfler — are emotional players … Continue reading
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Service Advisories
This great piece of what the Times calls “Op-Art,” by Evan Eisenberg, is for some reason not at all available online, so I’m reproducing it here. The image is large but worth it. (Update: The Times fixed their site and … Continue reading
Surprise: Rudy Sells Out NYC
So the Daily News just now noticed that Ghouliani has absolutely no principles? After everything that creep perpetrated in this city, it takes a baseball game to wake them up? But at least they provided a spiffy new userpic with … Continue reading
The scientist versus the creationists
’55 ‘Origin of Life’ Paper Is Retracted Homer Jacobson taught my first-semester progamming course at Brooklyn College in 1983 — for which I wrote PL/I on punch cards and waited as long as 45 minutes for my jobs to run … Continue reading
Protected: The 1,200-mile week
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