Aggie87

Well, which one is it??

Yeah well, I burned my fingers on that burger because it was so damn haute.

What the heck is roux?? I knew a Cajun girl named Roux a while back, everyone called her Frenchy. And Free - you're in Haute Cuisine territory if ya ask me. Me, I'm lucky to remember to flip.

Interesting - according to an interview with Chris Squire on his website, he wants to record a new Yes album next year, with the two replacement players who are currently touring with Squire, Howe, & White - Oliver Wakeman and Benoit David. I wonder if this is the end of Anderson's tenure in Yes. Rick Wakeman's come and gone so much I don't think he'd be as difficult to replace, though reviews of the current tour make it sound as if Oliver W. isn't quite as impressive as some of the other Yes keyboard players in the past.

Going to be 29 degrees tomorrow morning here! You'd think this is Muskegon or something! edit - it snowed in both Houston and San Antonio today, too. Weird stuff!

There's a building not too far from my home here that houses Freddie Records, which is a Tejano label/studio. They've got this great rotating sign (same as below image) out front that always makes me think of Freddie Hubbard though. Get better, Freddie!

Have a great day, David!

Congratulations Daniel! Alot of holiday expenses for me right now, but I hope to order a copy after the new year some time. Good luck with the gigs, too!

Scintillate scintillate asteroid minific, Fain would I ponder thy nature specific, Loftily perched in the ether capacious, Strongly resembling a gem, carbonaceous.

As a fairly recent parent, I've discovered that "Twinkle" has the same changes as those two other end-of-playgroup singalong favourites "Baa Baa Black Sheep" and "Sleeping Bunnies". Don't forget that all time kid's classic, the ABC song. Edit - beat to the draw!

Right there with ya, buddy. Except we dont' have a first round pick this year, thanks to the acquisition of Roy Williams, who they don't really even try to throw to anyway.

Dude, it's one thing to repeat someone else's joke. But you're repeating yourself!

Arrrgh... Cowboys' D played an exceptional game for 3 quarters versus the Steelers, then went conservative for some reason. But Romo couldn't throw the ball for beans today anyway, and he cost the team a win today. If he connects with a wide open Roy Williams in the end zone (throwing left handed? what was that for?), the game might have been out of reach, given the dominance of our D. But he was overthrowing the ball all day, maybe due to the cold weather. 8-5 with 3 tough games remaining, I'm not sure they've got it in them to win out, and even if they somehow did, that may not be good enough this year.

Cool vid! There are studio versions of "Sidewinder" and "Brilliant Corners" on his 2004 album Known Unknown.

You've got a point there!

The Cowboys' Marion Barber isn't going to play versus the Steelers tomorrow, so it doesn't look good for Dallas. I had picked them to upset the Steelers prior to the Barber announcement. But without Barber or their other stud RB Felix Jones, they aren't going to have a ground game to speak of, and it's supposed to be cold and snowy tomorrow in Pittsburgh. I hope Tony Romo's got some of his Ro-Mojo back, but I'm not sure the passing game can carry them versus the stout Steeler D.

Nice win by the Gators tonight, over the Crimson Tide for the SEC Championship. Now we get to see if Oklahoma can hold up its end of the deal tonight, versus Missouri. If they lose, Texas may end up in the championship game, despite not even winning its own conference. That would be odd.

Thanks Aggie.. Makes me a little more paranoid about driving the freeways I took this picture of our bayfront today. You guys should move south - maybe not alot of gigs down here, but we don't have your winters, either. We do have plenty of crazy drivers on the interstates, but at least they're not icy.

Maybe the three of them are hoisting a beer together right now.

My ex used to make that actually. Haven't had it in years, but it was a good New Year's treat. And Dan - we called it "Green Shit" at my house when I was growing up!

Glad you're ok, Randy!

I enjoyed the first MTO release (which also featured Gayton) quite a bit, so thanks for the heads-up on this one, Nate. There were a couple of period tracks, as well as more contemporary material (Cry Baby Cry, Darling Nikki, Ripple, Signed Sealed Delivered). I also like Bernstein's Diaspora series, as well as the Sex Mob stuff. He makes both interesting and fun music.

Warszawa's a good show, I just gave it a spin the other day as well. I like the one mellow Opeth album, Damnation, alot. That one's got SW's stamp all over it. The rest of their output is a little too heavy for me, I think. I haven't listened to the last one, Watershed, though.

Sorry GA, haven't seen any in a while. Hopefully they'll cough up a few more for us before too long.

It is confusing. From Yahoo's article: "Glass, a no-nonsense judge known for tough sentences, imposed such a complex series of consecutive and concurrent sentences that even many lawyers watching the case were confused as to how much time Simpson got." Because of parole, I suspect he'll be out in 9 years.