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  • starsleeper
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    Anyone out there go to Woodstock?
    Would love to hear some stories.
  • stuman
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    Lopezz
    Those are some beutiful pictures , your wife does wonderfull work !! And the Rocky Mntns , wow man it`s been so long since i`ve been out that way i almost forgot what it looks like . Thank you !!
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    the drumming story!
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    Caroline!
    Wow! There was a long time where I thought I was the only school administrator who was a "deadhead". The best thing is the attitude you bring to the job that creates a culture unlike any you will find in school system! I run a charter school and answer only to my board Your guy may have mandates and orders from on high - it a livin, we all gotta eat - don't fault him for that. Oh - yeah the whole point - I was able to secure a grant that allows our students to drum in the morning (we were able to purchase 150 different kinds of hand drums). Drumming for wellness is what we call it. t's voluntary, but there are few who do not participate. We have K-12 in one building and what an awesome sight - and sound to watch and hear those kids play every morning. They start the day smiling! As for the rousing Bertha every morning - many don't get it - I also teach a literary theory class and pass out "poems" by Robert Hunter for them to analyze and have yet to have a student say, "hey this is a dead song." While I think it would be great - it's something they have to come to on their own ( my son is 18 and I took him to Buffalo and Rothbury - Have a true convert - awesome!). Not many out there who really live for the music instead of the party (not that the party ins't great - but make the show ya know). There's a reason only 1% of the poulation get it! To tell you the truth, i'm glad it isn't more and even happier that I am one of 1%!! Truly, WEIR EVERYWHERE!!!
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    My family and I recently had some adventures in Rocky Mountian National Park. I couldn't figure out how to post the videos here, but here are the links: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlNLEKVRBTg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmbjaiWh6BI The first one is of my kids at 12000ft with some elk. The second is one of many waterfalls on the way up.
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    hard to believe
    it's been 14 years.....and hurts just as bad. wonder what kinda custom jobs alembic does for heaven?
  • Frankly
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    ahhh jerry,....
    the 9 of august 1995 was the sadest day i could imagine.a friend came buy and said "hey man,the GD...."....".....are coming to prague?"i asked and the answer was not at all what i expected.HAVE A GRATE PEACEFUL TIME WHILE JAMMIN WITH MOZART,RON,JANIS....
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    I suppose a rousing version of 'Good Morning Little Schoolgirl' at the start of every day might be considered inappropriate!
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    If I were the principal..
    Opening the morning classes, I'd fade in with a kick-ass version of Bertha. At the closing bell I'd do an 8 beat BIODTL. Best wishes for a successful school year for you and your students, Caroline.
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    johnman-
    this is why i need you in my life- i would never have thought of that! it might revolutionize mornings... we'll have announcements, do the pledge, have 30 seconds of silence... then we can twirl!!! yeah!!! caroline
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continuing the free-form from where we left it...
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As in the Festival Express ?? I guess I'll just be partial to Terrain. Thanks for the answer though! PEACE
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always been one of my personal 'missions' to spread the music around and sharing it with folks anywhere and everywhere... I recently had occassion to share a Jerry band version of Mission in the Rain with a bunch of rural, rice harvesting octogenarians. pretty cool to see the fingers and feets tapping to the tune and the smiles slowly forming. ( -; though one of the old ladies remarked, 'that music sure is long' ( -:
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tonight was opening night of the show im in. got through it with just a few minor slip ups. we are all feelin good and humorous.Peace, The Kid
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keep up the good work! And fun!
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getting pretty excited for buddy guy this weekend, and then we're off to san fran for the black crowes!! never been, so it should be great and the crowes put on a good show. also... anyone check out Gov't Mule's halloween show with the new bass player? it was grate. the entire second set was all Pink Floyd! Loved it. Cheers! ~littlebri
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with that video CC. Yikes and thanks. If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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Just found an intersting piece of info. Apparently Scott Larned of DSO was an alum of my school. also, nice vid CC.Peace, The Kid
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just peed my pants laughing at all them vids
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The Dark Star Orchestra paid tribute to the Grateful Dead Friday night at Washington DC's 9:30 Club with a set of covers originally by the legendary band. Jersey City Councilman Steve Lipski then did his part to pay tribute to the band onstage by urinating off a balcony onto the crowd below during their set. He was arrested and charged with simple assault. A source from the club told the Daily News, "We've dealt with this man before. He's never peed on anybody, but he gets really belligerent and drunk." Lipski has been a councilman in Jersey City since 2001. Now that is sick!
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I hope they throw the book at him. There's just no excuse.
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give credit where credit is due, kudos to whoever made that vid. certainly not my me. a dude sent me a link for it, and alls I did was share it here. anyways, I ain't that tubby! I thought it was kind of common in Jersey City to pee anywhere you wanted... well, if you fall under the 'grandfather' clause, It DEPENDS, I suppose. image hosted by ImageVenue.com yuk yuk yuk, ( -;
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This man would like to speak with the Jersey councilman whenever possible about a similar incident at his private residence... Photobucket "The task is, not so much to see what no one has yet seen; but to think what nobody has yet thought, about that which everybody sees. ." - Erwin Schrödinger
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So I went out n bought me a leisure suitI jingle my change, but Im still kinda cute Got a job doin radio promo An none of the jocks can even tell Im a bobo Eventually me n a friend Sorta drifted along into s&m I can take about an hour on the tower of power long as I gets a little golden shower FZ
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what, TC? Had always understood "bobo" as a quite different word altogether.********************************** Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you will still exist, but you have ceased to live. Samuel Clemens
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was trying to be politically correct!! did i fuck up??? not very good at that ya'know! i think a bobo is a member of the chimp/monkey family, they are known to pee from the trees on to whatever is below.... and certainly not our dear departed Uncle, i would never!! and sorry if hurt any bobos feeling... but thats what ya got em for!
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My little brother once had a stuffed animal named bobo, think it was a bear but really kinda looked like a monkey. Used to call my Father bobo, his name was Bob. Isn't there a class of shoes called bobo's, kinda like some cheap chuck's. Had a saying that when something was lame we would say, man this is bobo. Think there are some cookies called coco bobo's. There is a cafe in Vicenza, Italy called "cafe bobo". oh bobo oh bobo. If there was a hobo wearing cheap chuck's would he be called a bobo hobo? Remember Sheriff Lobo, he was kinda bobo. Guess you could say that that councilman is pretty bobo. Wasn't there a clown named bobo. Damn sleep deprivation gets me goofy.
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to look forward to Jerry Garcia movie,Thanks CB, that is going to be sweet :)
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that child Bruce Hornsby is 54????
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Im heading off to the Flordia Keys for a week of sun & fun and NO puters!Got the grate GD tunes on the ipod!! :) so I'm set! Happy Turkey Day!! GOBBLE GOBBLE QUACK!! Peace,Gigi
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Have a grate time in the sun, I say as i look out the window at the woods and the pond and see...snow! But lots of canadian Geese and wid turkeys. So QUACK QUACK GOBBLE GOBBLE!!
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so it is migration time for you luckyducks, eh! hope your wings are strong and don't fly straight, zig-zag , dodge and weave,and keep clear of decoys!! have a grate turkey day!hey pk, what is a wid turkey? are they those real little ones : )
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That's the perfect post for Gigi! You took the words right out of my mouth :) Have a Grate & relaxing time Gigi!! PEACE
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one question, while my computer is working...............what's a flordia?
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johnman, i believe it is a deep fried flour tortilla stuffed with wid turkey, very popular this time of year south any border north of here where i am there fore art thou and tofu ; ) i hope that helps!
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You are a silly duck!! Wild turkey is something that you drink when all the Jim Beam is gone.(~):-}
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"Really, Senator, That guy ccjoe loves Tofu Turkey."
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a duck,yes ! silly, perhaps! however i do know what W I L D turkey is, it's the W I D turkey that pk was telling us about (above7posts)that i was referring to!
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I thought I would let grdaed could put the L in wild ! He is weally wild wid his twurkey! ;))
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Happy Thanksgiving to all, whatever your Turkey may be!
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happy turkey day. hope all your families are more fun then mine. got to go deal with ignorant relatives arguing over nothing. all the best to you and your families.Peace, The Kid
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happy turkey day. hope all your families are more fun then mine. got to go deal with ignorant relatives arguing over nothing. all the best to you and your families.Peace, The Kid
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need it? got it??
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...this is kinda funny, in a "oops dropped a $100,000 toolkit" sorta way. From spaceweather.com (you can go there to get directions on where to look): ISS Toolbag BRIGHTNESS: 6 (use binoculars) On Nov. 18, 2008, spacewalking astronaut Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper dropped her backpack-sized toolbag and it floated away from the International Space Station. The errant bag, about as big as a hiker's backpack, is now orbiting Earth. It is visible through binoculars and small telescopes. ********************************************* I have a sigfile! --> www.kindveggieburritos.com *********************************************
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NO OTHER COMMENT POSSIBLE,BEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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man thats awesome. GREAT find bear.Peace, The Kid
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Repeat what Frankly said! That takes my breath away.********************************** Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you will still exist, but you have ceased to live. Samuel Clemens
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I was just in the supermarket and their musak system was playing a Jack Straw that wasn't by the Dead. Sounded pretty damn good. Anyone got a clue to who it was? thanx
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I have heard a few versions of JS from other artist.But with out hearing what u heard i would not even make a guess who it could be.
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there are several albums with dead covers.there is "deadicated",reggae "deadicated"etc.,it could be whoever:-)(-:
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thanks guys, I'll do some searchin. It kinda sounded like Blues Traveller but I didn't hear any harmonica
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with the kind help and understanding of marye a new topic has appeared.its called "LITTLE LIGHT, DEAD-HEAD BEHIND BARS" you will find it under the "FAMILIES TOPIC"!!!!! IF ANYONE OF YOU KNOWS SOME FRIEND WHO IS SERVING TIME,OR IF YOU HAVE EVEN LOST A MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY TO THE HELL OF CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES,THIS MIGHT BE THE PLACE TO HAVE A LOOK AT!!!.ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS TRY TO BRING SOME SUN INTO THE LIFE OF PEOPLE WHO REALLY NEED IT IS EXPLAINED OVER THERE.PLEASE HAVE A LOOK IF YOU GOT SOME TIME TO SPARE...IT COULD DO THE DIFFERENCE FOR SOMEONE WHO REALLY NEEDS IT...!!!:-)(-: P.S. IF YOU THINK THAT THIS DOES NOT CONCERN YOU THAN TRY TO REMEMBER THAT WE ALL ARE PART OF THE DH-FAMILY,AND WE SHOULD TRY TO HELP THOSE MEMBERS WHO ARE REALLY IN NEED,SO THEY SEE THAT THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.....
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Now there's a blast from the past Wild Strings! GRATE band! Wonderful campaign idea Frankly-ESPECIALLY in this holiday season. What better time to share good vibes than now!!! Very constructive holiday spirit, in my opinion! ********************************** Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you will still exist, but you have ceased to live. Samuel Clemens
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Saw DSO again last night in Wilington DE. What a sweet venue the Grand Opera House is!! A dancin show if I say so myself....Promised Land>Might as Well>MaMa tried>Suaree> us blues> the music never stopped etc.... not in that order either my mind is still a little fuzzy HeeHee! Quacking up here in NJ Peace,Gigi