SSDD - Another Day at the Office
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Larry is a fixture several nights a week at Field #11 because of it's close proximity to the bike trail and it's tucked away location that's far from the street (less chance of Park Police busting heads for imbibing).
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I wonder if his wig fell off.
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I have a soft spot for remixed videos featuring classic kid's programming and music with mature themes.
Alice really was Smokin on the Dro/
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Tyler on Keys - The Bulldog Softball Minneapolis from Chris Anderson on Vimeo.
Check out #21 from Capella rocking out in the backgound,
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Unless it's a game 7 playoff game, I find watching baseball correlates very highly with inducing sleep. A notable exception is when Chicago White Sox fans rioted inside the stadium Comiskey Park following a radio station promotion on Teen Night to mark the death of disco culture.
Check out the local anchors before they went national - Greg Gumbel, Gene Siskell, and future A&E host Bill Kurtis.
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Explicit!
"I never thought I'd be on a boat."
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Here's the best video summary of the recent Art Sled Rally held in Powderhorn Park. Being a part of this fun made me want to build a sled for next year.
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Is it irony that this video came out on the anniversary of the date when Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper's plane went down?
This can't be real. This can't be real. Microsoft is developing software that will turn your voice into Muzak. I could see Christian home schooled kids thinking this was neat. That's about it. Maybe I'm wrong and this will pull Microsoft out of it's prolonged slump. Afterall I was wrong about W 2x.
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Pass The Mic [HD] from mc boulangerie on Vimeo.
By JON BREAM, Star Tribune
October 10, 2008
For the 2004 presidential election, Bruce Springsteen, R.E.M., John Fogerty and other classic-rockers staged the Vote For Change Tour, including a concert in St. Paul. This fall, the hip-hop stalwarts the Beastie Boys will undertake the Get Out and Vote '08 Tour, which will visit St. Paul's Roy Wilkins Auditorium on Nov. 1.
Also performing that night will be eclectic rocker Ben Harper and Tenacious D, the comedy-rock duo starring Jack Black.
"We are going to do a few shows in hopes that we can remind people to vote," the Beastie Boys said in a statement. "This election is too important, too much is at stake to stay at home. We hope that you can come out, have a nice night, dance, sing, get your freak on, and then wake up the next morning and get everyone that you possibly can to get out and vote."
They added: "We are very excited about [Barack] Obama. Hope you all feel the same."
Similarly, the Vote for Change Tour in 2004 supported the Democratic candidate John Kerry.
Springsteen, Billy Joel, the Grateful Dead and others have done individual shows this fall on behalf of the Obama ticket. The Beastie Boys have announced three shows thus far and plan others in battleground states. Joining them at other cities will be Norah Jones, Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson or Santogold. Ticket, priced at $37.50, will go on sale Oct. 17 at Ticketmaster outlets.
Jon Bream • 612-673-1719
© 2008 Star Tribune. All rights reserved.
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We need a dancer to augment Tyler's keyboarding skills and Bill's abundant vocal assets. Don't bother trying out unless you as good as the guy in this video clip of the Christian supergroup, The Way. The solo at 1:55 is the greatest.
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It's award season and time for the Punchies, the annual gathering of Bulldog players to give respect to the finest players of this past season. It is also a time for fellowship, wine, and song (get a sitR). We don't know where it's going to be or what time, but save Saturday, September 27 as a fun day on your mental, paper, and computer calendars.
Any thoughts on new award categories or party place? Add it to the comments on this blog.
Summer is almost over and I'm sad. It means a close end to comfortable leisure biking time. This kick ass (Gordie term) video from Doomtree will likely help me get through the winter.
Doomtree "Drumsticks" Music Video from Ted Romeo on Vimeo.
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