Every office needs hot young chicks, right? ;-)
I visited my office last weekend to work on the skatepark project with Jill & Kelly. Nisha wasn't allowed at the office this weekend because of its new residents - and she had liked the bunnies too much when they were visiting. They had a rooster in a crate outside, but he slipped out when Shane was trying to feed him and has taken up residence across the road near a pile of corn intended to feed deer and turkey. (Why did the chicken cross the road?) The possum's gone ((e:heidi,47567)). The eastern box turtle is still in its tank.
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04/24/2009 16:47 #48491
Office chicksCategory: pets
04/22/2009 17:51 #48475
Ya get a nickel back...Category: music
when you put a $1.25 on the bar for a beer at the Bear Ass in Blossburg.
A and I went to the Dead show at HSBC last night - stayed out dancing until nearly 4am at Nietzsche's :-) (Of course the property maintenance people decided 9:06 this morning was a good time to check out the water damage from Monday's rain.)
We went to Pearl Street for dinner. We shared the sampler - I liked the Sabre's Edge double IPA and he liked the Lighthouse and Raspberry Stout:
Cute bear cookies available in Shakedown
I'm so pleased to have finally gotten a picture of the Peacemaker first aid bus.
And the show was great!
I tweeted the set list (but this is just a copy from the email I get with the set list the morning after every show)
The Dead (Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart,
Bill Kreutzmann, Warren Haynes and Jeff Chimenti)
HSBC Arena, Buffalo NY
Tuesday April 21, 2009
Promised Land
They Love Each Other
Mama Tried
Loser
Smokestack Lightning ->
Stella Blue
It's All Over Now
Big River
Playing In The Band ->
Me And Bobby McGee
Loose Lucy
Ramble On Rose ->
Drums ->
Space ->
Maggie's Farm ->
Eyes Of The World ->
Playing In The Band (reprise)
Donor Rap
Truckin'
A and I went to the Dead show at HSBC last night - stayed out dancing until nearly 4am at Nietzsche's :-) (Of course the property maintenance people decided 9:06 this morning was a good time to check out the water damage from Monday's rain.)
We went to Pearl Street for dinner. We shared the sampler - I liked the Sabre's Edge double IPA and he liked the Lighthouse and Raspberry Stout:
Cute bear cookies available in Shakedown
I'm so pleased to have finally gotten a picture of the Peacemaker first aid bus.
And the show was great!
I tweeted the set list (but this is just a copy from the email I get with the set list the morning after every show)
The Dead (Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart,
Bill Kreutzmann, Warren Haynes and Jeff Chimenti)
HSBC Arena, Buffalo NY
Tuesday April 21, 2009
Promised Land
They Love Each Other
Mama Tried
Loser
Smokestack Lightning ->
Stella Blue
It's All Over Now
Big River
Playing In The Band ->
Me And Bobby McGee
Loose Lucy
Ramble On Rose ->
Drums ->
Space ->
Maggie's Farm ->
Eyes Of The World ->
Playing In The Band (reprise)
Donor Rap
Truckin'
tinypliny - 04/23/09 18:30
Wow. Are you a certifiable deadhead? :)
Wow. Are you a certifiable deadhead? :)
heidi - 04/22/09 22:31
(e:Tinypliny) - yes, they do have a huge cult following, even 14 years after Jerry died. :::link::: An ex of mine had over 1300 hours of live Dead, plus Phish, Jerry Garcia Band, and other related projects. My first show was 6/6/92 at (what was then known as) Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY.
Last night I sat next to a kid who was at his first show. I had some balloons in my pocket and blew one up - he got very excited, "I would pay you money for one of those!" I handed it to him and he said, "I don't know if I can get the knot out of it." I asked him why he'd want to do that and he looked embarrassed so I said, "There's no nitrous in it. I just blew it up in front of you."
(e:Drew) I hear the owners are nudists. There is also a stuffed back end of a black bear on the wall next to the bar.
(e:Tinypliny) - yes, they do have a huge cult following, even 14 years after Jerry died. :::link::: An ex of mine had over 1300 hours of live Dead, plus Phish, Jerry Garcia Band, and other related projects. My first show was 6/6/92 at (what was then known as) Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY.
Last night I sat next to a kid who was at his first show. I had some balloons in my pocket and blew one up - he got very excited, "I would pay you money for one of those!" I handed it to him and he said, "I don't know if I can get the knot out of it." I asked him why he'd want to do that and he looked embarrassed so I said, "There's no nitrous in it. I just blew it up in front of you."
(e:Drew) I hear the owners are nudists. There is also a stuffed back end of a black bear on the wall next to the bar.
tinypliny - 04/22/09 21:54
The Grateful Dead? Do they really have such a huge cult following?
The Grateful Dead? Do they really have such a huge cult following?
james - 04/22/09 21:36
I am the dumbest man alive, no really, hear me out on this one.
I heard "The Dead" were coming to town for a few weeks now, and I kept wondering who they were. Seeing those bears I suddenly realize it wasn't The Dead, it was THE Dead. Doh
I am the dumbest man alive, no really, hear me out on this one.
I heard "The Dead" were coming to town for a few weeks now, and I kept wondering who they were. Seeing those bears I suddenly realize it wasn't The Dead, it was THE Dead. Doh
drew - 04/22/09 20:06
If there was a Bear Ass bar around here it would definitely be a gay bar.
If there was a Bear Ass bar around here it would definitely be a gay bar.
tinypliny - 04/22/09 19:41
Wow - that looks like a weirdly blue milky way.
Wow - that looks like a weirdly blue milky way.
metalpeter - 04/22/09 18:43
When I first saw the Blog Name I thought it was about a Different Band. They Picked that as there name cause when they worked at a Coffee shop everything ended up 95 so they would all ways say here is your nickle back. Glad you had fun. Staying up having fun till 4am is all ways a good time when it can be done.
When I first saw the Blog Name I thought it was about a Different Band. They Picked that as there name cause when they worked at a Coffee shop everything ended up 95 so they would all ways say here is your nickle back. Glad you had fun. Staying up having fun till 4am is all ways a good time when it can be done.
jenks - 04/22/09 17:59
how did I have no clue there was a Dead show last night- yet it seems that 95% of my friends were there?
how did I have no clue there was a Dead show last night- yet it seems that 95% of my friends were there?
04/20/2009 21:47 #48459
Partnership for the Public Good eventCategory: politics
I can't make it to this, but thought some folks here might be interested...
--
I've been working so hard at writing this month's report & putting
together the panel, that I didn't really consider advertising. Anyway,
if you have some free time tomorrow afternoon (4-5.30) by 237 Main St
- 12th floor tomorrow, it's the April forum for the Partnership for
the Public Good. It's going to be on the downtown Erie Canal Harbor
development project, & reps from the development authority will be
there to face the firing squad.
Steve Marshall.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Erie Canal Harbor Development
How Will the Community Benefit?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
with panelists:
Julie Barrett O'Neill, Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper
Amy Kedron, Buffalo First
Lou Jean Fleron, Cornell ILR
moderated by:
Aaron Bartley; People United for Sustainable Housing - Buffalo
and featuring a presentation by:
Matt Davison, Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation spokesman
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Can a developed Erie Canal Harbor help to improve our local economic
conditions, bridge social divides, and better our own impression and
the national reputation of our city; while embracing aesthetic design,
providing a home for local entrepreneurs, providing quality
employment, and without damaging the riverfront environment?
To what other goals should such this project aspire? What can be
learned from the waterfront projects of other cities that have come
before?
Join our panel in discussing the Erie Canal Harbor Development
project.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PPG Tuesday Forums are free & open to the public.
A companion report will be available at the event, and at
--
I've been working so hard at writing this month's report & putting
together the panel, that I didn't really consider advertising. Anyway,
if you have some free time tomorrow afternoon (4-5.30) by 237 Main St
- 12th floor tomorrow, it's the April forum for the Partnership for
the Public Good. It's going to be on the downtown Erie Canal Harbor
development project, & reps from the development authority will be
there to face the firing squad.
Steve Marshall.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Erie Canal Harbor Development
How Will the Community Benefit?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
with panelists:
Julie Barrett O'Neill, Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper
Amy Kedron, Buffalo First
Lou Jean Fleron, Cornell ILR
moderated by:
Aaron Bartley; People United for Sustainable Housing - Buffalo
and featuring a presentation by:
Matt Davison, Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation spokesman
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Can a developed Erie Canal Harbor help to improve our local economic
conditions, bridge social divides, and better our own impression and
the national reputation of our city; while embracing aesthetic design,
providing a home for local entrepreneurs, providing quality
employment, and without damaging the riverfront environment?
To what other goals should such this project aspire? What can be
learned from the waterfront projects of other cities that have come
before?
Join our panel in discussing the Erie Canal Harbor Development
project.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PPG Tuesday Forums are free & open to the public.
A companion report will be available at the event, and at
04/19/2009 23:37 #48442
What is...Category: tourism
that red-roofed, round building that sits out in the river south of the Peace Bridge? (see map)
Thanks!
Thanks!
tinypliny - 04/20/09 08:47
I thought it might make a fine water wedding spot. :D
I thought it might make a fine water wedding spot. :D
tinypliny - 04/20/09 08:46
Cool. I have always wondered about that too!
Cool. I have always wondered about that too!
zobar - 04/20/09 08:03
It's the Emerald Channel Water Intake. There's a big hole in the bottom that's like a bathtub drain for Lake Erie, sending 125 million gallons of water a day through a 12-foot-diameter tunnel to the Ward Pumping Station. I saw a photo of the inside once and it was really cool but I can't remember what happened to it.
:::link:::
- Z
It's the Emerald Channel Water Intake. There's a big hole in the bottom that's like a bathtub drain for Lake Erie, sending 125 million gallons of water a day through a 12-foot-diameter tunnel to the Ward Pumping Station. I saw a photo of the inside once and it was really cool but I can't remember what happened to it.
:::link:::
- Z
04/09/2009 17:08 #48336
News stuff, a picture from e:Jim's partyCategory: politics
Patterson to submit bill allowing same-sex marriage
I'm kinda fascinated by this new feature at Crooks & Liars - it's clips of old video - Three Mile Island as it was happening, for example, mixed in with clips from concerts at the Hollywood Bowl.
Here's one of Reagan on Meet the Press in 1974:
With commentary:
While I was waiting for (e:PMT) to pick me up to go to (e:Jim)'s party, I noticed that the bush next to the front steps of my building is a forsythia!
(e:James) expressing his enjoyment of the evening:
tinypliny - 04/09/09 23:19
I wonder if Frederick Forsyth is named because the emblem of his family was a Forsythia...
Pretty flowers! :)
I am glad the snow is gone (hopefully to NEVER return again!).
I wonder if Frederick Forsyth is named because the emblem of his family was a Forsythia...
Pretty flowers! :)
I am glad the snow is gone (hopefully to NEVER return again!).
lauren - 04/09/09 17:54
"'We'll put a bill out and let the people decide one way or the other,' Paterson told an Ithaca radio station."
I am sure you agree...and even though I am all for it and blah blah, I can't help being a little annoyed by the prospect of other people voting on my constitutional rights :)
"'We'll put a bill out and let the people decide one way or the other,' Paterson told an Ithaca radio station."
I am sure you agree...and even though I am all for it and blah blah, I can't help being a little annoyed by the prospect of other people voting on my constitutional rights :)
damn those are sexy chicks!
Battle at Buffalo tonight?
OMG, they are so cute. We wanted to get some chickens for the backyard, with the sinister purpose of eating their egg, but you aren't allowed to have them in the city because of the stupid cock fighters.
You have these little cute chicken in your office?? Unbelievable.