Eric

My son just finished the P-SAT (P as in "pre" - given to sophs in high school). Get this - one of the grammar questions referred to BJP, as in something like "correct this sentence - 'Big John Patton are a jazz organist'". How about that!

a pair of his Nike golf shoes ... best I have ever owned, very sturdy and comfortable

I listened to this the other day. It was great to hear the Quadraphenia stuff live. I would buy this in a second!

I think the trick is to place it right next to another potato and periodicall tap them while they are cooking.

Will there be pot seeds in the spine?

I received a note from Amazon saying that the new "estimated arrival date: 10/29/2007 - 11/12/2007".

Funny, for all the enthusiasm shown here for this one, it has never really resonated with me. So yes, I am probably in the "boring" camp. But perhaps what that means is that I am in the "not listening closely enough" camp. Or perhaps I am in the "I had one set of expectations and this record did not meet them" camp. But tonight I will pull it out and give it a close, objective listen. That is the great (and fun) thing about getting older ... you can give things a second or third chance and then "poof", you love it. Or, (turd sound), you still don't like it

http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/Concert...campaign=070926

What he said. What they said.

that is pretty funny

Agree with your assessment - very, very cool stuff.

Cover art:

Box duly stuffed Nice to see you are in the lead - the power of the Big O!!

As I mentioned above, I really like this place. Their used jazz selection typically contains no gems, but they have some interesting new jazz vinyl. They have a great selection of rock (classic, alternative, punk, etc.) vinyl, including a nice 45 selection (new stuff mostly). Last time I was there I picked up a couple great funk compilations on CD. Very eclectic place and a great place to visit so long as your tastes extend beyond jazz.

Rooster is being nice/generous. The town sucks for vinyl. Sucks. Sucks. Sucks. Love Garden in Lawrence is good, but more for pop/rock/punk than jazz. I love the place and they have a good CD selection, both new and used. But again, slim pickings on jazz. Now if you want some obscure soul/funk compilation, it is a great place. Sorry to break the news. I would focus your KC visit on BBQ instead

Thanks for posting! Twas how it was! Sadly the Pendergast backlash can still be felt today, although 18th & Vine is making steady progress.

Don't say I don't have your back, wayward Jayhawk (I hear she makes house calls) http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...%3Doff%26sa%3DN

Enjoy some:

Apparently I could not find the "flatter thyself" button

This is precisely why I do not employ such a system

50 - 60, about 2/3 of which came from the sale last summer.

No kidding. I could give you a link to my amazon "recently purchased" page ... Regardless of motive, I have discovered some real gems along the way

I know nothing about cooking but this sounds good! Do you throw the broccoli in boiling broth or use broth as the steaming agent?

Dave Liebman's blog also has a blurb - http://liebintervals.blogspot.com/2007/06/...sjuly-2007.html Neat pic - wish it were larger!

VERY interesting (I have no idea as to the answer to your question)