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Good to hear.

Why would there be? Some stories just leap out at you.

Indeed. Thanks for writing that. Glad to hear you had a good time.

Belichick's posting drunk again, I see. Well, if I had to cough up a half-million, I'd get drunk too.

I expect you will go out with your posse.

I don't mean to minimize the former commander of the Serapis, but will he make a crucial difference? I don't know.

Hmm. You named both your kids after British monarchs.

I dunno. Walking Into Clarksdale was pretty meh. I would endorse a tour, but not really an album.

He deserves a Nobel Prize for his production on Jay-Z's "99 Problems." I MIGHT pay $6.95 a month to listen to any music at any time.

Sir, yes sir!

Ganesh vibes to you too. If the kids want to live with you and you want them to live with you, then that's the way it should be, no?

Spook Hole Road.

And who said New Yorkers are unfriendly? Though, to be fair, Lawrence should have shared some his blow.

Those sneakers remind me once of something I saw in downtown Poughkeepsie more than 20 years ago. Among its many attractions and assets, Po-Town is home to the Hudson River Psychiatric Center, one of the larger facilities for the mentally ill in New York state, and as a result, our local population sports more than its share of the head-touched. One day - it was cold and cloudy, I recall - I was in the vicinity of the Mid-Hudson Civic Center, probably on my way to the DMV for something. I suddenly take notice of a man, dressed in an Army field jacket and wearing a knit cap and carrying a small

Sodom Road.

I am reasonably sure that only a mentally ill person would wear those voluntarily.

Sigh. I miss my plum-colored lowtops.

Aww. Triple Ganesh, coming up. And one more for good measure.

Vasque Breeze GTX XCR. Impervious to all bad weather; ironclad support while walking.

Neko Case does a nice version of "Buckets of Rain." The Hendrix reading of "Watchtower" might be my favorite Hendrix of all.

Page can still play. Plant will never be the Plant of old. I don't really have a handle on how good Jason Bonham is as a drummer. They might be able to invoke some of their Atlantean Majesty of days past, but I'm gonna wait for the DVD.

We do this by actually ferreting them out on one another's hard drives on our network.

This just in from the BBC: Led Zeppelin to confirm reunion Rock group Led Zeppelin are expected to announce a one-off reunion concert. Singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones, who split after drummer John Bonham died in 1980, will get back together. The trio have not performed live for 19 years. They are expected to be joined by Bonham's son Jason on drums. Led Zeppelin's pioneering heavy rock made them one of the most popular and influential bands of all time. The show is due to take place at London's O2. Promoter Harvey Goldsmith will make the announc

A nice AP shot:

Very Yankees-eqsue.