Greg GuitarBuster

Last Thursday, Melinda had a light/small seizure early in the morning. I called All Star early to cancel her session, saying that I was running a fever and having chills(I was). Tuesday Melinda was stressing about something, another seizure, and we missed her music therapy. - Greg GuitarBuster

*hugs* - Stephen Mack

Yes it would probably require one of the remaining FFers at FB to make the change, but as far as changing the source, compiling, deploying, I wonder how much work there really is. - Greg GuitarBuster

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The show featured King (playing himself), Floyd Favel Starr playing Jasper Friendly Bear and Edna Rain playing Gracie Heavy Hand. All the main characters were Canadian aboriginals, although in the show they call themselves and other native peoples 'Indians'. The humor is dark. The show was a mix of scathing political critique, social commentary, mock cultural stereotyping -- mostly white, or white perceptions of native peoples, and irreverent comedy. - Greg GuitarBuster

Highly polished custom knobs - Greg GuitarBuster

Veritas Tools' April Fool's Day video. This is hilarious. - Greg GuitarBuster

CERN announced today the first unequivocal evidence for the Force. “Very impressive, this result is,” said a diminutive green spokesperson for the laboratory. - Greg GuitarBuster

Literally laughing out loud. <3 - Heather

Happy birthday, Heather! - Stephen Mack

Teach a person to use the internet and they won't bother you for days, weeks, or even years. - Greg GuitarBuster

He he. :-) - Stephan Planken

The U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, confirms suspicions the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has engaged in a systematic program involving the hoarding of U.S. and European musical instruments over the past 15 months. In a phone interview with Department of Commerce spokesman Robert Miller he told us, "we began to notice an unusual amount of stringed instrument export activity — banjos initially, and mandolins are following suit — headed west on international flights out of airports like Seattle, L.A., Portland and San Francisco starting around mid-2014. - Greg GuitarBuster

As long as I've started, I might as well go with today's flow. - Greg GuitarBuster

“We’re in our fourth decade,” reads the statement. “As our work and Buddhist practice have become more mature, we’ve begun to feel that a more conservative, established approach is a better fit with where we’re at. Ted Cruz emphasizes limited government and personal responsibility, and these are in line with Buddhist values. - Greg GuitarBuster

The statement concludes with details of a top-down revamping of the Shambhala Sun editorial staff, beginning with the replacement of long-term editor-in-chief Melvin McLeod with the popular commentator and compassion advocate Glenn Beck. - Greg GuitarBuster

We have a new contender for Texas Wingnut. - Greg GuitarBuster

Note to self: Always read to the bottom of the page....and know what day it is. - Greg GuitarBuster

The music therapy with Turkish music -pilot project- of Munich University Higher Music Academy was started with the collaboration of Marmara University and the Austria Rosenau Music Therapy School. He also established music therapy schools in Berlin, Manheim, Zurich, Madrid and Barcelona; these schools are continuing their education. - Greg GuitarBuster

Lombard Street - Greg GuitarBuster

Lincoln Memorial - not enough streets - Greg GuitarBuster

Wall Street, New York Stock Exchange - Greg GuitarBuster

When I tried it yesterday, it was dumb. My only road was half of an oval. Kinda hard to manoeuver when you only have half an oval to play in. I looked at it properly today and saw what it was supposed to do, so I picked an area with lots of gridded streets. - bentley

When DEA agents aren't stealing Silk Road drug money or having sex with prostitutes given to them by Colombian drug cartels, they are designing and wearing these awesome patches! - Greg GuitarBuster

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs... - Greg GuitarBuster

but a ticket could cost $400. - Greg GuitarBuster

the tortoise skeleton. - Big Joe Silenced

:-) - Kirsten loves you

During the 1896–1897 timeframe, numerous sightings of a cigar-shaped mystery airship were reported across the United States. One of these accounts appeared in the April 19, 1897, edition of the Dallas Morning News. Written by Aurora resident S.E. Haydon,[2] the alleged UFO is said to have hit a windmill on the property of a Judge J.S. Proctor two days earlier at around 6am local (Central) time,[3] resulting in its crash. The pilot (who was reported to be "not of this world", and a "Martian" according to a reported Army officer from nearby Fort Worth)[4] did not survive the crash, and was buried "with Christian rites" at the nearby Aurora Cemetery. (The cemetery contains a Texas Historical Commission marker mentioning the incident. - Greg GuitarBuster

The comedy group The Firesign Theatre makes several references to the Aurora Incident on the 1974 album titled: Everything You Know Is Wrong. - Greg GuitarBuster

Might be worth a stop on a road trip, it's only 40 miles away from me. - North end of Eagle Mountain Lake. Just down the road from Gogo Gumbo in Boyd. - Greg GuitarBuster

But I'm peerless - Steve C, Team Marina

So is my toilet, but I still have to clean it. :) http://www.peerlesspottery.com/ - Greg GuitarBuster

Oh yeah. Now I really want a walking stick. - Greg GuitarBuster

I 'm going to need a higher ceiling. - Ken Morley

often the latter, in my case. - Big Joe Silenced

Yep. - Alix May

With its distinct, reddish bark, and its stunning, majestic twist, the Twisted Sassafras Photo Walking Stick is easily one of our more sought-after hiking staffs -- a prized possession for ardent hikers and photographers alike. Each piece of sassafras is meticulously chosen, prepared, cut, and sanded, giving it our distinctive twist. Finally, each stick is sprayed with a protective clear coat lacquer -- the result is a smooth finish that magnifies the wood's innate beauty. The finished staff is a one-of-a-kind, handcrafted walking stick that is both sturdy and attractive. The photo mount screw is compatible with virtually all cameras that mount to a tripod or monopod, making it an ideal tool for nature photography. The Twisted Sassafras Walking Stick comes in one of four sizes: 41-inches (primarily a child's size"), 48-inches, 55-inches, and 58-inches. The staff also comes with a standard rubber ferrule for a firm, secure grip on virtually any surface. For serious hiking, the rubber ferrule can also be upgraded to a spike ferrule or combination spike ferrule per your choice. - Greg GuitarBuster

Why do I think I want a walking stick? "You shall not pass!" - Greg GuitarBuster

Wonders why someone in Austin hasn't used pot to smoke brisket. - Greg GuitarBuster

A proposed city council resolution could threaten Austin's continued status as an international destination for Texas barbecue. District 3 council member Sabino "Pio" Renteria is spearheading a code change to limit barbecue smoke in residential areas, as reported by KUT. Pitmaster Aaron Franklin tells Eater if such a code were to pass, it could force Franklin Barbecue and many other barbecue joints in Austin to go out of business. The proposed code change would require any restaurant or food truck using "a wood or charcoal burning stove or grill" within one hundred and fifty feet of residential zoning to install an exhaust system known as smoke scrubbers. Franklin estimates the cost of such a system would run between $15,000 and $20,000, which he says is not an option for even his hyper-successful business. "Cost aside, the barbecue would not be the same—it would modify how the cooker smokes," Franklin says. "If this resolution passes, we would be forced to close or move. It would destroy Austin barbecue." - Greg GuitarBuster

Willie's bus - Greg GuitarBuster

Capping three evening pairings with Willie Nelson at WhiteWater Amphitheater on Saturday, 15 minutes outside the Central Texas river-tubing paradise of New Braunfels, Merle Haggard thought the audience wasn't being responsive enough to his "we don't smoke marijuana in Muskogee" line, so he tried it again. A minute or so later, Nelson came out to finish "Okie From Muskogee" with him, for fans who by then were all in on the joke, and from there they both went into what Haggard called a new song "about the same subject": "It’s All Going to Pot," off their impending fourth duets album together, Django & Jimmie. - Greg GuitarBuster

Toni Iordache (December 17, 1942 – February 1988) was a Romani-Romanian lăutar and one of the most famous cimbalom (Romanian: ţambal) players in the world. He was nicknamed the God of the Cimbalom and Paganini of the cimbalom. - Greg GuitarBuster

Uli's original post is gone, maybe Kirsten has a copy. - Greg GuitarBuster

March 2012: Uli and Kirsten, Joe Silence, his wife Chyi, and their daughters, Ha3rvey and his wife, Yolanda and her boyfriend (now husband?), Melinda and I. My apologies for forgotten names....was someone else there? - Greg GuitarBuster

Yes ,there was someone else, someone who worked with Harvey, Huntur - Greg GuitarBuster