Scott Miller’s Sin and some others
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: Btw, the Boadicea of the Borealis, is back.: Interesting, however that doesn't explain the full spectrum nature of PRISM, or any of the other programs,: http://www.stoa.org/diotima/anthology/artemisia.shtml: Well following Greenwald down the rabbit hole, always seemed a dodgy exercise, Le Carre's at the end of the Singularity,
: Tried to like the latest Die Hard. Wasn't all that easy. It sorta passed the time, but the scenario was so contrived it required clumsy exposition that still didn't really explain things. Will be easily one of the best films of the year though for those whose main cinematic interest is trucks and helicopters crashing and exploding. Also very sentimentally into "dad" issues so a good Father's Day movie even beyond the normal "guy movie" aspect.: They threw in a mcGuffin like they did in Die Hard with the Army major, who was Colonel Stuart, (the Oliver North manque) which sort of subverted the point of the story.Log in to post a comment
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Not my problem anymore
veeery nice cut.
but it ain’t what you want, it’s what you got to bear.
Glad you liked it. The lead singer and lead guitarists play with our kirtan band. They are truly amazing. I’ve heard tell (since they would never talk about it) that they came close to breaking when they got to play “warm-up” for I think it was White Stripes when White Stripes was the biggest band in the world. The lead singer came up to Lisa and Bob after their set and told them they were the best band they ever heard and that they would never play at a White Stripes concert again. I think it was White Stripes. I don’t know who they are but that’s the story.
I liked them jus fine.
Why don’t you post some more of your band, if you have any more.