DB, Lil LB's Dad

Can't wait for his match against Altar Boy. - Steven Perez

I want! - DB, Lil LB's Dad

Saunt's article is a sobering explanation of the nefarious methods the United States used to seize land. Since most land was "ceded" using treaties, it may appear that Native Americans gave up their land willingly and peacefully, but in many cases they had no other options and handed over the land though bribery or force. The government also used federal legislation and executive order to take land from natives. In the 19th century, presidents like Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and Grover Cleveland created small reservations for tribes that once controlled vast areas. The Invasion of America is a stark demonstration of how quickly these legal fictions were used to erase people, and just how much what was once their land we now claim as our own. - DB, Lil LB's Dad

Damn. So sorry to hear. - MoTO Boychick Devil

That's unfortunate. :( Hope your manager's misconceptions are cleared up soon. - Jenny H.

He had gotten annoying real fast. I gave him a try for like 6 months. Meh. - Joe

I kind of wish he would not have apologized. He thinks band-folk are dorks, fine. Own it. He's all successful now, I miss the "Kris Evert" Van Smack. - Bren

Getting about 200 musicians to walk across a football field in the shape of a T-Rex while playing the theme song of Jurassic Park is a logistical nightmare. Because of this marching bands have generally stuck to easier formations. Ohio State’s marching band took its performances up a notch — drawing the attention of millions on YouTube — after its band director wanted to better visually represent music, and two conservation-minded students pushed the band to use iPads instead of paper. - DB, Lil LB's Dad

My band director had this program on the Apple IIe and you had to hit the enter key on the down beats. Then we would run that to a VCR along with the music to the audio track so everyone knew what it was supposed to look like. - Eric - Final Countdown

Very cool. We did the old school, traditional paper print out kind of band. - DB, Lil LB's Dad