November 30th, 2006
I like snack.
At the supermarket, they have a variety of trail-mixes available, which I buy even though I seldom walk on trails. Even within a single species of mix, there can be good tubs, excellent tubs, and downright crappy tubs. I start to get the feeling that trail-mix mixing is more of an […]
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November 17th, 2006
Milton Friedman died at the age of 95 yesterday. Milton was a proponent of controlling the economy by working with the supply-side of the equation. You have Milton to thank for your 2.185% mortgage. Ultimately, Milton promoted a clear and free market across the board, with less government regulation and interaction.
He played […]
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November 14th, 2006
Just heard Diamond (link to mp3) by Bootcut (”The World’s Greatest Hammond and Drums Duo”) on the radio this afternoon, and thankfully they’re progressive enough to have quite a handful of free MP3s available on their site. They are definitely in the general style of Medeski, Martin & Wood or the Benevento/Russo Duo, but seem […]
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November 13th, 2006
Thanks to my buddy Ben Walding, I’m now unofficially participating in the month of Movember, apparently to help raise awareness of men’s health issues.
Of course, I cheated by simply trimming down an existing beard, instead of growing a mo’ from scratch. I passed through an awkward Fu Manchu stage before arriving at the French-inspired […]
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November 13th, 2006
This evening, sitting around talking to Jeff and Rebecca, telling stories, the idea of “half my life ago” came up repeatedly.
We were listening to And I Feel Fine: The Best of the IRS Years 1982-1987, the collection of the best years of REM. I recalled how one particular girl in my science class mentioned […]
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