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Plugs Tonight there is a new 8 1/2 by Eleven.   Ut-Oh, Nillian and Cinn??? Exciting! You are listening too . . Some really old 1985 Jesus and Mary Chain, with You Trip Me Up, what beautiful noise . . . My Kitchen Floor . . Well, she is done and look beautiful.  I replaced old brown linoleum sheeting with beautiful granite/slate/travertine combo tile.

Slide from Andrew DeVigal’s SND session in Las Vegas. Andrew is the multimedia editor of The New York Times. Photo by Ashley Dinges This photo by San Jose Mercury News designer, Ashley Dinges,... [© Robb Montgomery]

Here are some pictures from the Sigur Ros show Shelley took me and Dustin to. We then took Angie and Fletcher. It was like a real-life example of Pay It Forward people, minus the annoying kid from the 6th sense, whats his name…oh Haley Joel Osmond. Yeah, minus him. Anyway, here are the pictures.

Plugs SUNSHINE 71 in now up.  I for one aplogize to all the diabetics of the world for this one, of course I only color them.  Hex, the writer and artist, he just laughed. The Kitchen Floor So, the tile is all laid out, and motared only took a quick break to field a call from Malicious Intent. 

I have no idea why I like this tee so much, but I think it’s pretty beautiful. Costiness=$xx (I’ve just noticed that it’s sold out, sorry) Don’t buy it at Etsy [Rumplo Link]

NHL.com's Mike G. Morreale spoke to Alanis Morissette about her role in the NHL's "Face-Off Rocks" concert at Joe Louis Arena, and it should be...interesting... October 8, NHL.com: Morissette will join in NHL Face-Off 2008 festivities by having part of...

On September 23, music legends Michael McDonald and Earth, Wind & Fire stopped here in Denver at Red Rocks to perform their greatest hits and latest music before thousands of appreciative fans. It was my first concert at the famed amphitheater and let me tell you, it was beautiful!

Sunday at Monolith was not really a full day. After watching my beloved Redskins — they won — and picking my buddy up at the airport it was nearly 6pm and our arrival to Red Rocks was marked by the setting sun. It was a sunny but chilly day for early September, but you can experience all four seasons in Colorado on any given day so I wasn’t complaining.

Last month, Douglas Newman, the executive editor of JamsBio.com, reached out to me looking for folks that were on hand at Red Rocks on that fateful day twenty-five years ago for U2's now legendary show. He told me he was putting together a video podcast commemorating the release of Live From Red Rocks on DVD.

"I eat candidates like you for lunch..." Content? We can help you out when it comes to both meanings of the word... Cafe Society leads with Jason Sheehan's guide to the care and feeding of political volunteers.