Sunday, September 28, 2008

Dimanche ~Space...The Final Front Door

ISS007-E-10960 (27 July 2003) ~Alexandria, Egypt, is featured in this image photographed by an Expedition 7 crewmember on the International Space Station (ISS).
Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC on the Mediterranean coast of Egypt, Alexandria became a center of trade and learning in the ancient world. Alexander built the causeway between the Eastern and Western Harbors, joining Pharos Island to the mainland. Alexandria’s cultural status was symbolized by the lighthouse on Pharos, one of the “Seven Wonders of the World.” The causeway is still known as the old part of the modern city. Since the year 2000, underwater archeologists have located the sunken palace, ceremonial buildings and port facilities of ancient Alexandria, located along most of the curved southern shoreline of the Eastern Harbor. This detailed image provides a view of the modern port facilities in the Western Harbor, where wharves and many moored ships can be detected.

~NASA ISS On-Orbit Status, 9/27/08

Saints-31 / San Francisco-17

Old Media, New Media, and My Post-Katrina Blues ~Dr. Daisy

Let's get it going!~Houma Today

Monkey business in Presidential Debate~slabbed
"I think people really are missing the point about McCain’s failure to look at Obama. McCain was afraid of Obama. It was really clear–look at how much McCain blinked in the first half hour. I study monkey behavior–low ranking monkeys don’t look at high ranking monkeys. In a physical, instinctive sense, Obama owned McCain tonight and I think the instant polling reflects that… "
~Photo from: "executive", Monkeys Influenced By Other Executives
~Editilla Notellas~We in no way wish to disparage a comparison between: the sibling antics of aged gambling addicts, vicoden junkie ho's or strangely stacked VP bets and: the continued cowardly torture of Real Life POLEs:
Prisoners Of Lab Experiments.

The Masqued E'vinga Strikes Again!

Cashing in on public misery
~Leslie Cardé

~Leslie Cardé is writer, director and producer of the new film "America Betrayed"

Blessed are the poor, in theory
~James Gill
~Hat T'n'T-da'Librarian

Why is a U.S. Army brigade being assigned to the "Homeland"? ~Glenn Greenwald

Storm rages over city's Gustav response

The Littlest Evacuees

N.O. residents complain of blocked storm drains

Oystering shows signs of recovery

LSU 34 - Mississippi State 24


Liuzza's by the Track?
~Chowhound NOLA


Hospitals learn power lesson

Katrina Volunteer Invents Portable Showers For Disasters

Gustav damages Rural Life Museum

Prospect Park Paint Party!
~NOLA RISING


A new chapbook of poetry by Richard Krech, Within The Curtilage,
is now available from
Bottle of Smoke Press.
This edition is limited to 100 paperbound copies.

A Review of Tanzer's
Lucky Man~decomP


New Orleans Afrikan Film Screening “Tsotsi” -Thurs, Oct. 2

On September 29, 2008 (or the 30th, depending on where you call home) MERCURY REV will release their seventh studio album, SNOWFLAKE MIDNIGHT.

Jackson Browne Launches World Tour in Support of 'Time The Conqueror'

~'Course yer oh'so humble Editilla likes to sing about "Time The Leveelator!"
...and then there's...
Diamond Vajra Queen Gillian Welsh:
"Time the Revelator"
Darling remember from when you come to me
that I’m the Pretender,
I’m not what I’m supposed to be
but who could know, lf I’m a traitor?
Time's the Revelator, Revelator.

They caught the Katey, and left me a mule to ride.
The Fortune Lady came along she walked beside,
but every word seemed to date her.
Time's the Revelator, the Revelator.

Up in the morning up and on the ride.
I drive in to Corning and all the spindles whine
and ever day is getting straighter.
Time's the Revelator, the Revelator

Leaving the valley and fucking out of sight
I’ll go back to Cali where I can sleep out every night
and watch the waves and move the fader.
Queen of fakes and Imitators
Time's the Revelator.

Sidney Bechet Society Concert with Evan Christopher, NYC
~all about Jazz


PHJB On The Road #2:
Mr. Charlie Gabriel


Jazzfest producers prepare a New Orleans music invasion of London

Taj Mahal Celebrates 40 Years of Recording on New CD

Bayou Getto Clique
- Onyamunkyaz

2 comments:

Leigh C. said...

Love that Gillian Welch song! Love the whole ALBUM.

Anonymous said...

makes me cry...