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This is pretty much the opposite of "out and about", but Wilco is mentioned in the "One Handed Read" section (yeah, it's what you think it is) in this month's Bust magazine.

Yes, definitely. I'm a fan of cemeteries anyway, but just look at this list. Amazing!

Just a reminder, to anyone who has posted in this thread but not sent me an e-mail: please go back and read the first post in this thread!!! Also, less than two weeks to go! It's looking good, but I'm still expecting a lot more entries. Keep 'em coming, folks.

The Rodin Museum!

You stole Fizzy Lifting Drinks, so you get nothing. Good day. I said: Good day, sir!

You know how I feel about this. Now get out of my head!

He went to high school with some friends of mine, and according to them, he has always been that gorgeous. And, he was part of the Native American occupation of Alcatraz. That alone is totally swoon-worthy. I also love the story that he left L&O because he couldn't come up with any new ways to deliver the line: "can you think of anyone who might have wanted to hurt him?" Rita Moreno spoke at Berkeley Rep a few weeks ago, and they showed some highlight clips from her career. There was one film called Pi

Everyone who participates is a winner. Just like the Special Olympics.

Yay! I was just thinking about posting a little reminder. Just over two weeks to go, and I'd like to receive a lot more responses between now and the 31st. Preferably, not all on the last day.

No, you're streaming it online. Or something. I don't even know what means. ms y, looks good! I'll watch Benjamin Bratt in just about anything, but your recommendation makes me even more likely to set the tivo.

That is about the cutest thing I've ever seen.

It was very cool to hear Nels with Jim Campilongo. The first half of the show was Jim w/ Scott Amendola and John Shifflett, followed by the Scott Amendola band, which was Scott, John, Nels, and Jeff Parker. Then for the second half of their set, Jim came back on and joined them. There were definitely tapers there. If I find the show available anywhere, I'll let you know.

I went to a reunion a couple of months ago, for all of the classes from my high school that graduated in the 80s. All five of myself and my siblings fall into that category, but only two of us went. It was more fun than I expected, but I really wish I'd brought my mom as my "date", since the question I got most often that night was "hey, how's your mom doing?" Everyone loves my mom. And when we talked to her the next day, my mom was way more interested in how all of those people are doing now than I was, even while I was there talking to them. Which is probably part of the reason why eve

I suspect Lyric's going to have some hand-me-downs for you.

I'm a big HP geek, and I enjoyed that, too. Thanks, Judy.

This one cracks me up.

There was some discussion of it in the Lolla thread.

Brianne, I was thinking that very thing! This could totally backfire and dozens of VCers could end up entering this thing. I won't, I promise (not that it would matter ).

This argument makes perfect sense to me, and to a lot of us, obviously, and it's similar to the argument to be made for allowing fans to share live shows. Many artists believe that it'll lead to greater exposure, more concert tickets sold, more albums sold, etc. But I've got a friend who is a full-time musician, sells his own CDs over the internet, and plays great live shows. He is choosing not to allow his shows on archive.org, because he feels the pure randomness of what is out there, and the fact that he can't control the quality of it, dilutes his ability to steer his career in the dire

I just mailed out a prom dress.

I'm probably going to be out of town for the Treasure Island thingy. Although the good news is, the conference I'm attending that weekend, is the one that usually has me gone for HSBG! I don't think we'll top last year ( Andrew), but I'm looking forward to it, anyway.

And this thread is done with all of you. Take it somewhere else.

I'm telling boobs you said that.

Uh-oh.

As always.