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The View From Fort Miley: September 2004
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Thursday, September 02, 2004. Pierre Menard, Author of Don Quixote. By Jorge Luis Borges. I have said that Menard's visible. Lifework is easy enumerated. Having carefully examined his private archives, I have been able to verify that it consists of the following:. A) A symbolist sonnet which appeared twice (with variations) in the magazine La Conque (the March and October issues of 1899). I) An examination of the metric laws essential to Fren...
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The View From Fort Miley: Purple America
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Wednesday, November 05, 2008. 2004 electoral map, by county, shaded red/blue/purple based on vote percentage:. Posted by Elbo @ 10:48 AM. Jimmy Page's Sweater Vest. Jordan Klein, Reborn. The Mays Fielder, Ed Batista. I'll never give up on Stosh. David Byrne on election eve. Standing on the verge. Gentle on my mind. This boardwalk life for me is through. Born under widespread changes. Papa dont take no mess.
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The View From Fort Miley: Gentle on my mind
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Tuesday, August 05, 2008. Gentle on my mind. With Glen Campbell, August 2008 issue. What new music do you like? It goes back to instrumental guitar playing, to Django Reinhardt - the best in the world. How about people making music now? You ever heard any Django Reinhardt? Posted by Elbo @ 5:23 PM. Transplendent. I think. Jimmy Page's Sweater Vest. Jordan Klein, Reborn. The Mays Fielder, Ed Batista. I'll never give up on Stosh.
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The View From Fort Miley: Standing on the verge
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Monday, September 08, 2008. Standing on the verge. It's tough to say which Wikipedia entry deserves the Best Ever mantle - Frank Chu. Springs to mind, among others - but I really have to give it up for the author of P-Funk mythology. Which elucidates in plain English a tale heard by many but understood by very, very few. FMFM: Motor Booty Affair. Posted by Elbo @ 6:25 PM. I vote for the Wiki entry under "Heavy metal umlaut.". Gentle on my mind.
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The View From Fort Miley: This boardwalk life for me is through
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Wednesday, July 02, 2008. This boardwalk life for me is through. S all-seeing eye had a strange allure, surviving. The worst of Asbury Park's misery as the boardwalk around it literally crumbled into the sea. She never told my fortune - I think you know how I feel about superstition and sorcery in general - but a stroll by her little cottage. Was part of every visit. She may have told fortunes better. FMFM: Pure romance in song.
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The View From Fort Miley: Scrabulous plea
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Sunday, July 27, 2008. Dear Electronic Arts and Hasbro,. Your new online Scrabble game. I know Scrabulous is a totally infringing knockoff. And I know it's slow, and buggy, and sometimes when I start a game, it starts six of them. And you managed to make something far, far worse. I do not want jumping tiles. I do not want any of the crappy features you probably think have "Wow! Factor," because the only "Wow! The View From Fort Miley.
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The View From Fort Miley: Eating crowe
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Friday, August 01, 2008. There's a bit of irony to the Black Crowes suing anyone. For being a ripoff, but I have to admit, I'd be jealous again if I heard this one. Posted by Elbo @ 8:14 AM. Jimmy Page's Sweater Vest. Jordan Klein, Reborn. The Mays Fielder, Ed Batista. I'll never give up on Stosh. This boardwalk life for me is through. Born under widespread changes. Papa dont take no mess. This time tomorrow, where will we be?
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The View From Fort Miley: David Byrne on election eve
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Monday, November 03, 2008. David Byrne on election eve. I just received this note from David Byrne:. But most of you can vote. What can I say? The Republicans have made us less safe than before 9/11, bankrupted this economy, started an illegal war they can't - and don't intend to - finish, removed what sympathy (after 9/11) and respect the world had for the US, and have robbed US citizens of many of their basic rights. Global warming?
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The View From Fort Miley: Advance cassette
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Thursday, May 15, 2008. The March 2006 Britt Daniel show I wrote about here. Is now available online here. Posted by Elbo @ 6:16 PM. Jimmy Page's Sweater Vest. Jordan Klein, Reborn. The Mays Fielder, Ed Batista. I'll never give up on Stosh. Papa dont take no mess. This time tomorrow, where will we be? To say how much I like you. Haircut One Hundred, minus ninety-nine. Diamond in the rough. You know youre just a mamas boy.
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The View From Fort Miley: They never got you
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The View From Fort Miley. Facing west at the end of the world. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. They never got you. As much as I've enjoyed. The recorded works and live shows of Spoon, the band from Austin, Tex., I admit I was a little wary going into Britt Daniel's solo show tonight at the Swedish American Hall above Café du Nord. Version of "Anything You Want." I dig the rhythmic hitch in the coda of "Sister Jack" when Jim Eno plays it. As whole, complete songs. There's really not much there at all, come to ...
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