Aint No Right

perkana wrote:

Comments from the ASR Co-editor for Special Issues

1. GPR should be identified in the abstract.
2. Some of the references need improvement. Titles in Spanish should also be given in English. (yeah, I thought original language was ok, guess not).

P.S. I found the paper fascinating.

Is it long? Confidential/written in science speak?

I'd love to read it if its for laypeople as well via PM or whatever.

I assume it's about your temple research at Teōtīhuacān.

Got approved today to get solar panels which will 100% cover my electrical needs and get me off the Edison teat. It's a 20 year lease, so I pay a much lower rate (I often go into 4th tier especially during the Summer) to the provider but the panels, install and maintenance is not my responsibility or cost. Better yet, I'm getting a completely updated and much-needed circuit/fuse box for free from Edison Electric which saves me about $3k right off the top.

To celebrate Frida Kahlo's 108 birthday...

Sherlock Special Preview

the first ufc card i actually paid for and didn't watch illegally. best $60 ever spent. best ufc i have ever seen. i wanted mendes, mcdonald and bermudez to win but all the fights were so great i'm not bummed that they lost.

Damnit was playing music last night and missed it

Just ordered my fishing licence for my cottage week.

The area I'm going to is supposed to have some good fishing for:pickerel(walleye),small and large mouth bass, perch, pike

The Santa Fe sunrise.

SR wrote:The Santa Fe sunrise.

pictures or it didn't happen.

What are you driving home from miami?

40 acres.

Yesterday I got to see a Norm MacDonald show. I think for me it was like what it must have been to see Henny Youngman in the 50s or Richard Pryor in the 70s. Coolest thing to see was how he had taken things he came up with on Conan or Letterman that had gotten huge laughs then and turned them into more carefully crafted jokes.

Adurentibus Spina wrote:Yesterday I got to see a Norm MacDonald show. I think for me it was like what it must have been to see Henny Youngman in the 50s or Richard Pryor in the 70s. Coolest thing to see was how he had taken things he came up with on Conan or Letterman that had gotten huge laughs then and turned them into more carefully crafted jokes.

The only comedian I got to see really at the height of his creative power was Sam Kinison right after his first album and HBO Rodney Dangerfield show (that almost overnight broke him into the big leagues) aired. I saw him again in Las Vegas a few years later about a year or so before he was killed and he was clearly on a major downward spiral and coked out of his mind. I always wished I could have seen Bill Hicks in his prime.

I saw sam film one of his last hbo specials with paulie shore opening (pualie killed lewdest set I have ever seen)....sam was great zero holds barred

I saw Carlin a couple of times. His prime ran from the late sixties until he died. He was my favorite human. period.

The only other comedian I've paid to see is Doug Stanhope. I like the way that guy's head works. His shows are really loose and go where they go, with some prepared bits to return to when needed.

I've watched just about all of the standup possible on the TV since I was little.

Norm MacDonald has always been funny, I thought.

mockbee wrote:


40 acres.

you bought more land???

is that the oregon desert? land is cheap as shit there. i always like driving through that area.

creep wrote: you bought more land???

is that the oregon desert? land is cheap as shit there. i always like driving through that area.

That is the oregon desert. I am seriously considering it and have done quite a bit of vetting already, just need to go see it, and a couple other prospects. Like you said, it is dirt cheap. There is nothing with it though (power, water, hardly a road) but that is fine by me. I would love to do some sort of compound thing over time with outbuildings and experimental structures. Do solar, maybe a well or elevated tank & propane.

The land might be complete shit (like don't want to hang out there in any season), I don't know until I see it, and there are a couple others as well that are in different areas of SE oregon.



Owyhee canyon/river access is just over a mile away over BLM land.





Something like this would be so awesome. Wouldn't happen for a decade or more due to money and time, but probably best to grab land when you can.


Oh, and taxes are only $52.80 a year.

mockbee wrote:

SR wrote:The Santa Fe sunrise.

pictures or it didn't happen.

What are you driving home from miami?

Lol. Yes. Just got home yesterday. My wife's the pic person. She's posted and tagged me in a few on fb. Pm me if you wanna be friends.

SR wrote:

mockbee wrote:

SR wrote:The Santa Fe sunrise.

pictures or it didn't happen.

What are you driving home from miami?

Lol. Yes. Just got home yesterday. My wife's the pic person. She's posted and tagged me in a few on fb. Pm me if you wanna be friends.

On a whim decided to hit gg park and Outside Lands on my jog to see if I could catch any of St Vincent's set from the woods. At first it didn't look so good, too many fences and orange shirts around, but doubling back I cut through some brush and scurried up a hill still beyond the fence but there was a collection of hobos and kids with a twelve pack and a perfect view of the jumbo tron and pretty decent sound.


Caught most of the set, she has a great voice and stage presence, reminded me of kate bush, and the hobos couldn't stop commenting on how great it was to see a $300 ticket show for free, it was a good group.


Mxyplxxx are you working it this weekend?

Nope, camping with the family...

This will be the first year, since the first year of Outside Lands, that I'm not working in some capacity.

MYXYLPLYX wrote:

Nope, camping with the family...

This will be the first year, since the first year of Outside Lands, that I'm not working in some capacity.

that looks awesome. it's crazy how long we have been at this. it seems not too long ago your son was born.

creep wrote:

MYXYLPLYX wrote:

Nope, camping with the family...

This will be the first year, since the first year of Outside Lands, that I'm not working in some capacity.

that looks awesome. it's crazy how long we have been at this. it seems not too long ago your son was born.

you look so young

MYXYLPLYX wrote:
Nope, camping with the family...

This will be the first year, since the first year of Outside Lands, that I'm not working in some capacity.

Looks like fun!