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Many of my workmates are from rural places, or live in the rural spaces nearby. I pass cows fairly frequently near my town. So they have a different life experience than I do.
I was asking one of my workmates, a guy named Karl who seems to know where everything is, about whether there was an equivalent to “be home before the street lights come on” that my generation grew up with. He kind of laughed and said that they didn’t have that, they had chores to do. It was a reminder of the reality that suburbia notwithstanding, I grew up a city boy in the eyes of these folks.
#talesFromTheFeedStoreSat Nov 16 23:36:57 2024
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I hate to admit that my career has done well during some Rethuglican administrations. Since I dipped my toe into working in the Belly of the Beast at the feed store, I have to admit that I’m kind of enjoying it even though it’s a MAGA stronghold - talking to people works for me. I could do without the standing for 8 hours.
Surprisingly, I’m getting a renewed interest in the last few weeks from the headhunters whom I have always relied on for my career opportunities, perhaps because Mom was a technical recruiter at the end of her career. The most recent one is looking for Unix… Not Linux, but the old stuff. I replied with my recent resume, in which I finally put the time at the gas kiosk (“why is there a big gap in your resume?” ” well there was this one time I sold gas during a plague…. “)
Currently I am being pursued by two opportunities as a “lab technician” which is the least of my abilities, one will pay $28/hr (awaiting results of a UA) and the other would pay $45 (not certain, but obviously preferred).
I suspect that something that wants me to support the Old Things might pay dramatically more than what I’ve become used to. Opinions frome those who know this game are requested.
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Sat Nov 16 23:15:19 2024
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Early Genesis was a very weird band.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZPzeJnuI-A
Watcher of the Skies (8:04) Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (9:02) I Know What I Like (5:46) The Musical Box (11:39) SR Story (2:40) Supper’s Ready (23:59) Total Time: 01:00:48
It was (almost) 40 years ago that Genesis performed in this studio and (almost) 10 years ago that I did our first transfer of this 16mm film in PAL format (720x576). The results of this effort along with the generosity at meeksgenesis, SAB for the audio work, RH for the artwork, and a host of others well documented, created a masterpiece that has been used countless times after on TV, bootlegs, “review” DVDs, and even the official Genesis boxed sets. Who would have thought that our work would go so far? Well, I am here to try to push the envelope a little further…I give you Shepperton HD.
genesismuseum.com
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Sat Nov 16 22:14:59 2024
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I am r̶e̶m̶o̶v̶i̶n̶g̶ burning down the content from my Twitter account. I never actively used it, but it ended up passively archiving much of my Google+ posts from 2008-2012. Mostly truncated stupid musings, but there are some music videos and such that I think I’ll repost under here.
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Sat Nov 16 17:18:11 2024
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I’m.not quite an introvert except on Thursdays but this sounds like fun
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Sat Nov 16 14:39:44 2024
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I thought I’d miss the hair but not so much
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Sat Nov 16 14:38:48 2024
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How many do you recognize?
“On the Drums” from Tony Levin’s solo album Bringing It Down to the Bass.
Levin’s seventh solo album, and his first since 2007, is an autobiography of sorts, with the themes drawn from Levin’s musical life. It features a myriad of collaborators from his half-century-plus on the road and in the studio with Peter Gabriel, King Crimson and many, many others.
Features a Murderer’s Row of guest musicians including Robert Fripp, Vinnie Colaiuta, Earl Slick, Mike Portnoy, Steve Gadd, Jerry Marotta, Gary Husband, L. Shankar, Pete Levin, Jeremy Stacey, David Torn, Pat Mastelotto, Larry Fast, Steve Hunter, Manu Katche, Alex Foster, Dominic Miller, Markus Reuter, Collin Gatwood, Chris Pasin, Jay Collins, Josh Shpak, Don Mikkelsen.
Written and performed by Tony Levin Photos by Tony Levin Video by Jack Casadone
Bringing It Down to the Bass available at: https://ffm.bio/tonylevin
Subscribe to the channel here: https://shorturl.at/hQjrb
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Fri Nov 15 10:14:27 2024
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So many rules…
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Fri Nov 15 08:35:57 2024
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I got some coffee once that had been grown and hand-roasted by the local Amish folks. It was good coffee.
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Thu Nov 14 21:25:38 2024
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#whatAboutBob
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Wed Nov 13 10:48:49 2024
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There is a meme going around about a list of “bad” songs according to the PMRC (big Tipper Gore hair FTW) being an awesome playlist. I took a couple minutes to make it so.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcu0K3LYZcL5uHtqhxbkdJXGdqiOskSyH
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Tue Nov 12 23:19:53 2024
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We fixed something once, by working together to solve a problem with science. That’s why you don’t hear so much about it any more.
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Tue Nov 12 23:14:42 2024
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DOGE!?!?
really?
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Tue Nov 12 22:42:34 2024
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@rcanzlovar.bsky.social
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Sat Nov 16 14:38:48 2024
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“On the Drums” from Tony Levin’s solo album Bringing It Down to the Bass.
Levin’s seventh solo album, and his first since 2007, is an autobiography of sorts, with the themes drawn from Levin’s musical life. It features a myriad of collaborators from his half-century-plus on the road and in the studio with Peter Gabriel, King Crimson and many, many others.
Features a Murderer’s Row of guest musicians including Robert Fripp, Vinnie Colaiuta, Earl Slick, Mike Portnoy, Steve Gadd, Jerry Marotta, Gary Husband, L. Shankar, Pete Levin, Jeremy Stacey, David Torn, Pat Mastelotto, Larry Fast, Steve Hunter, Manu Katche, Alex Foster, Dominic Miller, Markus Reuter, Collin Gatwood, Chris Pasin, Jay Collins, Josh Shpak, Don Mikkelsen.
Written and performed by Tony Levin Photos by Tony Levin Video by Jack Casadone
Bringing It Down to the Bass available at: https://ffm.bio/tonylevin
Subscribe to the channel here: https://shorturl.at/hQjrb
1731793128
Sat Nov 16 22:15:27 2024
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Performed by Philip Casnoff
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Sat Nov 16 22:16:01 2024
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WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY OPTION Gensis The Invisible Touch Tour live at Wembley Stadium in 16:9 Ratio Captured From Laserdisc
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Sat Nov 16 22:16:31 2024
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Madness - One Step Beyond
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Sat Nov 16 22:17:43 2024
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https://grist.org/food/two-ways-to-concentrate-and-save-tomatoes/
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Sat Nov 16 22:18:18 2024
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Sat Nov 16 22:22:32 2024
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Peter Gabriel and band perform Mother of Violence and Humdrum live on a TV show in 1979. Featuring: Tony Levin (bass), Sid McGinnis (guitar), Larry Fast (keyboards), Timmy Cappella (keyboards). (Drummer Jerry Marotta does not appear to be present.)
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Sat Nov 16 23:15:19 2024
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Watcher of the Skies (8:04) Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (9:02) I Know What I Like (5:46) The Musical Box (11:39) SR Story (2:40) Supper’s Ready (23:59) Total Time: 01:00:48
It was (almost) 40 years ago that Genesis performed in this studio and (almost) 10 years ago that I did our first transfer of this 16mm film in PAL format (720x576). The results of this effort along with the generosity at meeksgenesis, SAB for the audio work, RH for the artwork, and a host of others well documented, created a masterpiece that has been used countless times after on TV, bootlegs, “review” DVDs, and even the official Genesis boxed sets. Who would have thought that our work would go so far? Well, I am here to try to push the envelope a little further…I give you Shepperton HD.
genesismuseum.com
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Sat Nov 16 23:55:26 2024
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Sun Nov 17 00:21:33 2024
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https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2012/03/22/why-global-warming-skeptics-are-wrong/?utm_medium=email
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Sun Nov 17 00:27:27 2024
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NO NO NO NO ENOUGH IS ENOUGH JcPenny is no longer having anymore sales NO
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Sun Nov 17 00:33:58 2024
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https://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/national/polyamorists-say-theyre-not-like-newt/1213014/
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