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This one has grown on me. I did on Tuesday night and then went back last night and did a little more and I'm a little happier with it... not because it's particularly beautiful, but because of what it says.
November 13
The electrician came this morning to install outlets for my car and Emily’s press. After taking a quick look around, he determined that it was going to take a lot more work than he’d originally expected. In addition to our breaker box being literally as far from the garage as it possibly could be while staying attached to the house, there’s also no attic access over there. The dude ended up leaving instead of doing the work, and now we’re rescheduled to next week. Bummer!
This afternoon we took the Model X to get a bit of warranty work done. The passenger door has some rattle in it, and one of the falcon doors squeaked a bit when opening. The good folks at Tesla got me all fixed up in a jif! Well, it took an hour or so, but Chet visited with us. We also got to see a legit Model 3! One of the employees there took delivery a week or so ago. The thing is really nice! I didn’t expect it to be as comfy and cool as it was. Now I’m even more likely to try and convince my friends to order one. Sorry in advance, friends! Unfortunately they told me I couldn’t take any pictures of it, otherwise it definitely would have been my photo today.
Music On Vinyl (2020, Reissue)
Every Wednesday, in honor of Ed Lover Dance Day from Yo MTV Raps, I take a break from rock and roll to write a little bit about hip hop. In the late 80s and early 90s hip hop ruled my musical life. During this often called 'Golden Era' I discovered so much incredible music. As I am slowly replacing the CDs I've had for twenty-five plus years with vinyl copies, I'm going to talk about some albums that had a really important impact on me during some very formative years.
If there is an album that I would consider to be quintessentially high school, it would be the Judgment Night Soundtrack. It came out in late 1993 when I was starting out my junior year. While I wasn't listening to much in the way of rock or alternative music at the time, I was neck deep in one of the best years in hip hop history. I had really enjoyed the Anthrax/Public Enemy version of "Bring The Noise" a couple years earlier and I remember being pretty psyched about this album, even though I have no memory of actually being aware of the movie.
In a nutshell, this album paired some interesting hip hop luminaries with some rock and roll bands. History looks back on this album as something of a bridge between those two worlds and the start of the sort of rap-rock stuff that would take hold in mainstream music in the late 90s. I don't really agree with that assessment. In my eyes, this is a total fluke record. It's better than it has any business being and none of the creatively bankrupt followups ever achieved what it did.
That's not even to say this album is a success from start to finish. There's several songs that I think are pretty terrible. Ice T and Slayer's cover song medley doesn't have any hip hop in it at all, making me wonder what the point of it even was. Same thing with Fatal and Therapy?'s "Come and Die." Even Run DMC (who essentially created this sort of thing, at least on a mainstream level) come up flat when paired with Living Colour on "Me, Myself & My Microphone."
That said, there's some great songs on here. I'm pretty confident that the very first time I ever heard of Sonic Youth was because of the low key groove they provided for Cypress Hill on "I Love You Mary Jane." Faith No More and Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. really tear it up on "Another Body Murdered." Even the weird-on-paper pairing of Mudhoney and Sir Mix-A-Lot yields impressive results.
The pinnacle of this album and probably the main reason I bought it is for the Del The Funky Homosapien song. He teams up with Dinosaur Jr. (Also, definitely the first time I ever heard of them), and their contribution "Missing Link" is the epitome of what could be possible when two unique artists work together to try to create something new. The music that J Mascis put together is a perfect canvas for Del's left of center flow, allowing him to meander around with his innovative rhyme structures and cadence in a way that's completely unique to the album. The entire record is worth it just for this song.
I couldn't ever listen to this record on a super frequent basis. It sounds really dated and as mentioned earlier, there's a few songs on here that are pretty bad. But it does make me nostalgic for a time where music was taking chances. I don't know that you could ever create another album like this again, so I'm glad it was able to happen when it did.
Music From The Motion Picture Judgment Night (YouTube Music full album playlist):
music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_laNj5h1FCxWxjqeg6...
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A get-together for UK personal finance bloggers, writers and those working in the industry:
www.helpmetosave.com/2012/03/write-on-finance-blog-up-leeds/
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Students gather to write letters of thanks to donors during Grateful Vol Day at the HSS Plaza on September 18, 2019. Photo by Steven Bridges/University of Tennessee
Carly Simon at the 6th annual We Write the Music concert Celebrating the ASCAP Collection at the Library of Congress and ASCAP's 100th Anniversary. Tuesday, May 6, 2014 Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Photo by Amanda Reynolds
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The third track on Outrider.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNQ5r5eDbOc
Live version from the 1988 tour. Introduction by Jimmy, who seems quite pleased that the audience has heard of the album. An instrumental again. No visuals unfortunately, but he sounds like he's playing in good form.
"KALLAR" is clearly the same in any language - or at least in Hindi, English and (presumably on the top line) Tamil. Between us, Bev and I took pictures of two different trilingual station signs. Much later, I was interested to note that there are two different ways to write the symbol "LLA" in the Devanagari (or Hindi) script.
I can't write a scene unless I've visualized it. Unless I can actually see it, and that's why a lot of reviewers have said my books are very cinematic, because I actually do see them before I write them. - Eric Van Lustbader
Hosted by the Writing Center and Library, students hung out for a "write in" party on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Students were offered assistance with final papers, guidance on citations, while the room was filled with stress relieving stations, such as movies, dance zone and snacks.
"Artwork transportation"? A suburb underground station really doesn't seem the right place for parking... but who knows...
Original shot taken with a Praktica BC-1 camera, Prakticar 70-210mm f4,5 zoom lens, 24x36 format on Kodak P3200 Tmax 3200 asa Black and White film, almost no post processing, just scanned.
Look what came in the mail! I've started a new Etsy shop just for my Jet Set Journals (jetsetpaper.etsy) and now I can start filling the shop!
Many of you know my boyfriend is one of those artisitic, creative types (actor/writer/singer/songwriter). I've always found his method of writing fascinating. He writes lyrics of songs (and/or stories if it's not music) in bits and pieces and posts them on the wall till it's done. Sometimes the pages hang there for months until the right words find their way on there.
Cover for October's newsletter of ideas and information associated with all things education, mined and curated for me and shared with you.
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The "Write" Stuff Literacy, Writing, and Research Festival, an interactive two-day event focusing on how research impacts writing and storytelling at the National Archives in Washington, DC, on July 7 & 8, 2017.
ART.WRITE.NOW is the first-ever traveling exhibition showcasing teen-produced, winning artwork from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. The Tour makes stops in Chicago, Portland, New Orleans and Philadelphia. The stop in Portland at PNCA includes the winning works of four Portland teenagers ranging from 7th to 12th grade.
Artists and writers showcased in ART.WRITE.NOW follow in the footsteps of distinguished alumni of the Awards, including: Robert Redford, Andy Warhol, Zac Posen, Richard Avedon, Joyce Carol Oates, Sylvia Plath, John Lithgow, Ned Vizzini, Abdi Farah (winner of the Bravo reality show Work of Art: The Next Great Artist) and John Baldessari.
January 5 - 27, 2012.
Photos by: Matthew Miller '11.